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The temperature at which the volume of an ideal gas would theoretically become zero on extrapolating a Charles's law plot is
A
0
∘
C
B
−
273.1
5
∘
C
C
273.15
K
D
−
10
0
∘
C
Answer: B
Charles's law gives
V
∝
T
in kelvin. Extrapolating
V
versus
t
(
∘
C
) to
V
=
0
gives
t
=
−
273.1
5
∘
C
, which is absolute zero,
0
K
.
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