**Question 2: Which of the following describes absolute zero?**- O It is the temperature needed to create liquid helium.- O It is the temperature of the core of Earth.- O It is the temperature at which an object is not moving.- O It is the coldest temperature that scientists have ever measured.In this multiple-choice question, students are asked to select the statement that correctly describes absolute zero. Absolute zero is the theoretical lowest possible temperature, where molecular motion essentially comes to a halt, and it is defined as 0 Kelvin or -273.15 degrees Celsius.

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2. Which of the following describes absolute zero? It is the temperature needed to create liquid helium. It is the temperature of the core of Earth. 4 It is the temperature at which an object is not moving. OIt is the coldest temperature that scientists have ever measured.

2. Which of the following describes absolute zero? It is the temperature needed to create liquid helium. It is the temperature of the core of Earth. 4 It is the temperature at which an object is not moving. OIt is the coldest temperature that scientists have ever measured.

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