State the follwing - the volume of a gase at 0 kelvin.
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2011-06-23T18:29:13-0400
If you use the equation of the state for ideal gas PV = NkT, formally& follows that if T = 0, PV also should be equal to zero (or V =0 if P= const). But the laws for ideal gases& do not work in such extreme temperature. The gas will no longer be a gas at absolute zero, but rather a solid, and we should use the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle from Quantum mechanics to describe the states of atoms at such conditions.
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