Can Temperature be decreased below 0 kelvin of any substance?
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- Harikrishnan
- 30 Jan
- 10 Answers
10 Answers
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No.Acording to 3rd law of thermodynamics Absolute 0 k can't be achived.Modal content
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There is and has been a considerable research on this topic. Its violation of the fundamental laws of thermodynamics makes it infeasible and in fact, theoretically impossible.Modal content
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No, It will disagree with 2 law of thermodynamics. Also 3 law of thermodynamics states that temperature cannot be 0 K. Molecular momentum of any substance is 0 at 0 K which is not possible.Modal content
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yes, might be. still this is under research work. read thesis on the cryogenic studies.you will get your answer.Modal content
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