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How does refrigeration keep food fresher? It speeds up reaction rates within stored food. It slows down reaction rates within stored food. It causes food molecules to stop vibrating. Cold air surrounds
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How does refrigeration keep food fresher?

It speeds up reaction rates within stored food.
It slows down reaction rates within stored food.
It causes food molecules to stop vibrating.
Cold air surrounds food and slows the spoiling process.

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Cold air surrounds food and slows the spoiling process

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