Question

the temperature on the kelvin scale at which molecular motion completely ceases is called​

Answer 1

Answer:

Thermodynamics near absolute zero.

1. At temperatures near 0 k(-273.15⁰ C; -459.67⁰ F), nearly all molecular motion ceases for any adiabatic process, where S is the entropy.

Answer 2

-273.15° C

Explanation:

• A temperature on the Kelvin scale (whose zero points =  absolute zero) at which all molecular motion or motion of particle stops is -273.15° C
• It can be said, the temperature of zero entropy that is there is no disturbance in the particles
• The size of a degree Kelvin is not different from the size of a degree Celsius.
• The Kelvin scale depends on molecular motion
• 0 K = absolute zero that is the point where all molecular motion ceases