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Which law states that absolute zero cannot be reached? a) second law of thermodynamics b) first law of thermodynamics c) third law of thermodynamics

Which law states that absolute zero cannot be reached? a) second law of thermodynamics b) first law of thermodynamics c) third law of thermodynamics
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Which law states that absolute zero cannot be reached?

a) second law of thermodynamics

b) first law of thermodynamics

c) third law of thermodynamics

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User Gnarfoz
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The answer is third law
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User Abdeali Chandanwala
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The third law of thermodynamics,the principle of temperature.

This law states that the entropy at 0 is always equel to 0.
This means that it is impossible to cool down a perfect 0 or absolute 0(-273.15 C)
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