According To Charles' Law At What Temperature In Celsius Scale, The Volume Of A Given Mass Of A Gas Is Zero? - ConceptEra

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According to Charles’ law at what temperature in Celsius scale, the volume of a given mass of a gas is zero?

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For an ideal gas, according to Charles’ law, the volume of a certain mass of the gas is zero at -273°C.

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