The coolant found in today's fridges, freezers, air conditionings and VapoChill is 'green', which doesn't exactly mean that you should fertilize your plants with it, but at least it won't kill them or you if there should ever be a leak. At room temperature the coolant is typically in gas-phase. When a medium changes its aggregate condition from liquid to gaseous it actually 'consumes' energy. The best example that everyone knows is sweating. The sweat glands put some moisture on your skin and as it evaporates you get the cooling effect.
Different fluids can 'transport heat' at certain temperatures more or less effectively.
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