The temperature at which adiabatic change is equivalent to the isothermal change ?

Zero degree celsius

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Zero kelvin

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The correct option is C Zero kelvin
It is fundamental that at zero kelvin everything ceases to stop. Therefore adiabatic change will be equivalent to the isothermal change .

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The temperature at which adiabatic change is equivalent to the isothermal change ?

The correct option is C Zero kelvinIt is fundamental that at zero kelvin everything ceases to stop. Therefore adiabatic change will be equivalent to the isothermal change .

The correct option is C Zero kelvin
It is fundamental that at zero kelvin everything ceases to stop. Therefore adiabatic change will be equivalent to the isothermal change .