Absolute Zero Temperature · PhysicsBowl 2007 #38

Physics · thermodynamics

Problem

Absolute zero is best described as that temperature at which (a) water freezes at standard pressure. (b) water is at its triple point. (c) the molecules of a substance have a maximum kinetic energy. (d) the molecules of a substance have a maximum potential energy. (e) the molecules of a substance have minimum kinetic energy.

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