Chemistry · Thermodynamics
How is 'Absolute Zero' temperature defined?
- 1The theoretical temperature at which all molecular motion ceases✓
- 2The temperature at which the volume of water becomes zero
- 3The temperature at which water boils at 298 K
- 4The temperature at which liquid helium boils
Correct answer
The theoretical temperature at which all molecular motion ceases
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