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how is absolute zero obtained from Charles law​

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Answered by kvvps
8

Answer:

Answer:

Charles law states that at constant pressure, a given quantity of gas will have a volume proportional to the absolute temperature.

Explanation:

Therefore, a plot of volume versus absolute temperature should yield a straight line. And indeed it does. Real gases liquefy before absolute zero is reached, however, the value

0

K

may be extrapolated on a graph.

Answered by KingIshant
1

Answer:

Charles law states that at constant pressure, a given quantity of gas will have a volume proportional to the absolute temperature.

Explanation:

A plot of volume versus absolute temperature should yield a straght line. And indeed it does. Real gases liquefy before absolute zero is reached, however , the value is

O and K

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