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In terms of Charles' law, explain why - 273 ^{}C is the lowes
Chemistry Part-I
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At or , the volume of the gas becomes equal to zero . The gas ceases to exists. Hence, is the lowest possible temperature.
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In terms of Charles' law, explain why - 273  is the lowest possible temperature.
TopicStates of Matter
SubjectChemistry
ClassClass 11
Answer TypeText solution:1
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