what is an absolute scale of temperature ?show that this scale agree with gas scale
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kelvin scale
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its based on Charle's temperature of ideal gas
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Absolute scale of temperature
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- The temperature is said to be Absolute when the at system is in the Minimum possible (Least) energy state.
- The absolute temperature is also known as Thermodynamic temperature.
- Kelvin measured degree units Celsius and Rankine measured with degree units Fahrenheit are Absolute temperature scales.
- on the Celsius temperature scale it is −273.15 °C and on the Fahrenheit temperature scale is −459.67 °F
- According to gas scale, Temperature is proportional to the product of PV for a fixed mass of gas
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