Physics, asked by wahed123, 1 year ago

the lowest temp attainable is

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Answered by Anonymous

The lowest possible temperature, at which all molecules are have the leastpossible amount of kinetic energy. Absolute zero is equal to 0°K, -459.67°F, or -273.15°C.

Answered by somaneogi9

The lowest possible temperature is absolute zero that is -273°c or 0 Kelvin. It is a temperature at which molecular motion cases.

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