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What is the temperature of vacuum?

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Answered by raj25101980

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Answered by Anonymous

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Zero

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By the definition of vacuum, the temperature must be zero. But according to third law of thermodynamics, there can't be zero temperature. Therefore, it can be said that there is no perfect vacuum, and if there is perfect vacuum, then the temperature would be zero.

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