Physics, asked by adibasadia5, 9 months ago

Why is the Kelvin scale also called the absolute scale?

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Answered by pp6609034

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The Kelvin scale is absolute because it measures only positive values and its zero value is the absolute zero temperature.

Answered by virat293

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because kelvin is the SI unit of Temperature

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