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According to kinetic theory of gases, the absolute zero temperature is attained when

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Engr. Manjhi
Engr. Manjhi 8 months ago
At absolute zero (0 K), the molecules have no motion, i.e., kinetic energy is zero.

Volume or pressure may approach zero in ideal gas extrapolations, but the fundamental definition comes from kinetic energy.
Mohit Bhalodkar
Mohit Bhalodkar 6 years ago
i think the answer is A. Can someone please review the answer?
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