What is the value of absolute zero temperature?

-273K

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273K

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-273°C

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0°C

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The correct option is C
-273°C

Lord Kelvin theoretically calculated that the last limit of temperature is -273°C. That is, there can be no scenario where the temperature can fall below this value under any condition. This temperature is called the absolute zero temperature. Absolute zero value in Kelvin scale is represented as 0K.

-273°C = 0K

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