6 Questions
Absolute zero is impossible to attain because it is the temperature at which a material has maximum heat energy.
False
The Kelvin scale starts at -273.15 °C.
True
As a solid cools, the particles move faster and faster until they stop moving altogether.
False
The movement of particles in a substance decreases as the temperature of the substance increases.
False
The Kelvin scale is only used by scientists and starts at 0 K.
True
There is no energy at absolute zero temperature.
True
Test your knowledge on heat and temperature with this quiz focusing on concepts like the Kelvin scale, absolute zero, and the relationship between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand the fundamentals of thermodynamics.
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