Chemistry, asked by saifamily2222, 5 months ago

the volume occupied by the the gas at absolute zero temperature is a) 273.15 times to initial volume b) zero volume c) 1/273.15 times to initial volume c) half to initial volume​

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Answered by schoolbose
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Answer:

b) zero volume

Explanation:

no gas exists at absolute zero temperature

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