Why is the cooling water always connected to enter from the lower inlet of the condenser and exit from the upper outlet? A To prevent air bubbles from forming inside the condenser B To allow faster condensation of the vapors C To ensure the condenser remains completely filled with water for efficient cooling D To increase the flow rate of water inside the condenser
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