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Arslan Shahid
Arslan Shahid 1 year ago
In thermodynamics and fluid mechanics, absolute pressure is measured relative to a perfect vacuum (zero pressure). So, absolute zero pressure means a perfect vacuum — no molecules, no collisions, no force exerted on container walls.

This occurs when there are no gas molecules present, or when molecular motion ceases completely — which theoretically happens at absolute zero temperature (0 K)
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GOKUL V 6 years ago
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