Which Nobel Prize-winning physicist's work established the third law of thermodynamics, a principle crucial for understanding the theoretical limits of refrigeration and HVAC systems?

The Nobel Prize in Physics has honored groundbreaking discoveries that have transformed our understanding of thermodynamics and heat transfer - the very principles that make modern heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems possible. From the laws of thermodynamics to refrigeration cycles, physics is at work every time you adjust your thermostat. Test your knowledge about the physics principles that keep us comfortable!

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Walther Nernst
Max Planck