Which gas is used as a coolant in most refrigerators?
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The substance commonly used as a coolant in most refrigerators is **Freon** or its modern equivalents known as **refrigerants**. These refrigerants, such as R-134a or R-410A, are chemicals that undergo phase changes from liquid to gas and back again to facilitate the cooling process in refrigerators and air conditioning systems. They are chosen for their ability to efficiently absorb and release heat, enabling refrigeration cycles to function effectively.