Kelvin Scale and Absolute Zero | 9-1 GCSE Physics | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

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[name-ny]

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[mayomi]

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[Pyris.s]

Not very helpful mate, very disappointed

[misterschifano]

There is no point at which the kinetic energy of the particles is zero; Heisenberg's principle forbids this because the quantum waveforms that represent the particles would become meaningless and degenerate as the number of contributing waveforms reaches infinity and their probability amplitude reaches 0. I get that this is for first years, but it's still dishonest. Better to say that absolute zero is the temperature at which no thermal work can be extracted from the system because there is no system with less energy on which to do that work.