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What is zero on the kelvin scale

What is zero on the kelvin scale
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What is zero on the kelvin scale

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If you mean Absolute Zero (the coldest possible temperature) that would be 0 degrees Kelvin or Zero Kelvin which would be equal to -457.67* Fahrenheit or -273.15* Celsius.
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The point at which all motion stops.
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