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Absolute zero can be defined as the temperature at which:

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pressure becomes zero

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volume becomes zero

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mass becomes zero

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density becomes zero

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Solution

The correct option is C volume becomes zero
A gas ceases to exist at absolute zero. It is the lowest temperature which can be attained, where volume becomes zero.

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