Albert Einstein wanted to create the best refrigerator ever

by Larra Morris

Did you know Albert Eistein wanted to make a fridge? Seriously. The greatest brain in modern physics dedicated a lot of time in trying to create a long lasting, energy efficient, environmentally friendly refrigerator.

Einstein took interest in building a better fridge as more people swapped their ice boxes for refrigerators. The problem was that fridges in those days could leak poisonous fumes such as methyl chloride, sulfor dioxide etc and kill people. Einstein wanted to avoid that and create a safer fridge.
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Albert Einstein wanted to create the best refrigerator ever

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