NEETChemistryStates of Matter
In terms of Charles’ law, Why –273 °C is the lowest possible temperature?
Options
- AAccording to Charles' law, at -273 °C, the volume of gas would theoretically become zero, meaning there would
- BCharles' law defines -273 °C as the point at which gases lose their kinetic energy and cease to exhibit any vo
- CCharles' law states that -273 °C is the temperature at which all molecular motion comes to a complete halt, re
- DIn Charles' law, -273 °C is considered absolute zero, as it represents the point at which the volume of a gas
Correct answer
A. According to Charles' law, at -273 °C, the volume of gas would theoretically become zero, meaning there would
Step-by-step solution
Correct Option is : (A) According to Charles' law, at -273 °C, the volume of gas would theoretically become zero, meaning there would be no space for molecules to occupy, making it the lowest possible temperature.