Physics, asked by jay05joshi, 8 months ago

why is - 273°K is known as absolute zero?

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Answered by Vishal101100

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Its not the absolute zero.

Absolute zero is -273.15 °C or 0 K.

It is said so,because at this temperature all the processes stops (means everything freezes).

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Answered by debasiskumarpalit

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Because in this temp. every gas particle are suddenly stop.It is originally 273.15K. All the rule of gas and process are stop in this temp.

and it is -273K not -273°K.

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