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⭐️ According to Lord Kelvin, the temperature -273℃ is the lowest possible temperature because at this temperature, all molecular motions cease.
⭐️ All gases liquefy or solidify before reaching this temperature.
⭐️ However, practically speaking, this temperature is impossible to attain.
⭐️ TO REMEMBER ⏩ -273℃ is called the absolute zero.
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❤ HERE IS YOUR ANSWER DEAR ❤
⛔ According to Lord Kelvin (in Charles' Law), the temperature -273℃ is the lowest possible temperature because at this temperature, all molecular motions cease.
⛔ All gases liquefy or solidify before reaching this temperature.
⛔ However, practically speaking, this temperature is impossible to attain.
⛔ TO REMEMBER ⏩ -273℃ is called the absolute zero.
❤ IT WILL SURELY HELP YOU ❤
⛔ According to Lord Kelvin (in Charles' Law), the temperature -273℃ is the lowest possible temperature because at this temperature, all molecular motions cease.
⛔ All gases liquefy or solidify before reaching this temperature.
⛔ However, practically speaking, this temperature is impossible to attain.
⛔ TO REMEMBER ⏩ -273℃ is called the absolute zero.
❤ IT WILL SURELY HELP YOU ❤
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