Answer Posted / amruthasesh

It is because the freezer when kept at top cools the circulated air in contact with it thus making it denser than the air below. Thus cooled air comes down and the hotter air being less dense moves up. Imagine if the freezer is at the bottom..circulation will not be possible as cold air being dense will continue to remain at the bottom and hot air being light will continue to be at the top. This is nothing but natural convection phenomena.

my qualification is b.tech- industrial biotech. i was read about many chemical engineering subject as a allied like unit operation, chemical thermodynamics, chemical reaction engineering , mass transfer and separation, downstream processing and principle of chemical engineering. and i have 2 yrs working exprience on in the field of instrumentation and control... and my query is "can i able work as process technologist" and which subject i want conc. more?........

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