Question

1)describe how a lightning conductor protect a building from lightning

2) explain how air conditioner cools a room

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Answer 1

lightning conductors/rods protect buildings by intercepting lightning strikes that may hit these structures.

Air conditioners pass air over cold coils known as evaporator pipes

Step-by-step explanation:

Lightning rods are made of highly conductive metal, and offer a path of least resistance for any lightning strikes and are connected to longer wires that ground the charge.

air conditioners use a chemical compound called a refrigerant. the most common refrigerant used is r-134a also know as 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane. cooling systems use the low boiling points of these refrigerants to constantly cool and compress the chemical to continually move heat from the inside of the system to an external area.