Physics, asked by jananijohn4030, 1 year ago

Why minimum temperature is zero kelvin according to charles law?

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Answered by Anonymous

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-273 degrees Celsius is not defined by Charles’ law.

Charles’ law relates to the volume of a dry gas under constant pressure, and indicates it is proportional to the Kelvin temperature. The zero point of the Kelvin scale happens to be -273.15 degrees Celsius. If you’re working with Charles’ law, however, you will need to express temperatures in degrees Kelvin.

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