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The thermodynamic temperature scale has an ‘absolute zero’ at −273 °C. In what sense is the zero is absolute?

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The thermodynamic temperature scale has an ‘absolute zero’ at −273 °C. In what sense is the zero is absolute?

it is 0 kelvin.
it is exactly 0.00000000… etc.
particle motion has ceased at this temperature.
it is impossible to reach this temperature.

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C: As temperature is a measure of the kinetic energy of particles, when all particle motion has stopped, temperature is at its lowest point and cannot decrease further.

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