what number is absolute zero?

Question

the number lower than 0 degrees celcius

Answer 1

Absolute zero is 0 Kelvin, or -273.15 degrees Celsius

Answer 2

The term Absolute Zero refers to the temperature of Absolute Zero.

Absolute Zero refers the lowest temperature any object can ever reach in other words nothing can go below Absolute Zero.

The scale devised to include it is known as the Kelvin Scale and Absolute Zero is refered to as Zero Degrees Kelvin.

Zero Degrees Kelvin is -273 Degrees Celcius so Absolute Zero is -273 degrees Celcius.

Science has yet to achieve this temperature in practical demonstration and even space is a few degrees Kelvin above Absolute Zero.

Zero degrees Celcius however is +273 degrees Kelvin

Answer 3

0 kelvin or -273 degrees celcius.

All atoms would technically have no kinetic energy and the volume would be hypothetically be 0. In reality, however, the atoms would condense into a liquid before this would happen.

Answer 4

The absolute zero is -273.15 degrees Celsius which is 0 Kelvin (0 K).

As you know, all matter will expand when heated and contract when cooled. The absolute zero is the temperature where, hypothetically, all matter would reach a volume of zero.

Answer 5

it is zero degrees on the kelvin scale where it is believed everything would be frozen i.e absolute.
it is easier to equate how cold it is by converting to celcius which is -273 degrees celsius

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Answer 6

Zero degrees Kelvin is absolute zero.

This equates to -273.15 degs Celsius.

Answer 7

0 degrees kalvin is absolute

0 K

0-273 = -273 degrees celcius

Answer 8

0 Kelvin, or -273 C. (Kemmy - water expands when it freezes)

Answer 9

0 kelvin or -273.15 celsius

Answer 10

ZERO