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  • 16-12-2021
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At absolute zero temperature, why the kinetic (2) energy is zero?​

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phillip988
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  • 16-12-2021
Zero kelvin the lower limit in scale from which temperature measure. At absolute zero temperature, particles don't possess any motion. Hence, no kinetic energy will be there.
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