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Explain absolute temperature scale. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Absolute zero TEMPERATURE : The temperature `- 273.15^(@)C` approximate `- 273^(@)C` is called absolute zero temperature. It is DENOTED by (T) and its unit is K (Kelvin) degree sign is not used. Absolute temperature = (273.15 + Temperature in celsius) T in Kelvin `= (273.15+ t^(@)C)` `therefore` T in Kelvin `~~ (273 + t^(@)C)` Definition : The method writing the temperature in kelvin is called kelvin scale of temperature of thermodynamic scale. |
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