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What pressure would a gas exert at absolute zero?Explain

What pressure would a gas exert at absolute zero?Explain
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What pressure would a gas exert at absolute zero?Explain

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The term absolute zero is given because the volume and the temperature comes to 0. So according to Charles law,
At const K temp, Volume is proportional to Temperature. So the volume is also 0. P = nRT/V. T=0 and P=0
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