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Food deteriorates more slowly in a refrigerator because?
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Food deteriorates more slowly in a refrigerator because?

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as temperature increases it speeds up chemical reactions and that accelerates the spoiling process of food. Keeping food in a cold place (a fridge) slows down those processes.

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