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==Key Stage 5==
===Meaning===
Absolute [[temperature]] is the [[measure]] of [[temperature]] starting from [[absolute zero]], typically [[measure]]d in [[kelvins]] (K).
===About Absolute Temperature===
Absolute [[temperature]] uses the [[Kelvin]] scale, where 0 [[Kelvin|K]] represents [[absolute zero]].
[[Absolute zero]] is the point where a [[system]] has minimum [[Internal Energy|internal energy]].
The [[Kelvin]] scale is an absolute thermodynamic [[temperature]] scale.
===Examples===
The [[temperature]] of [[liquid]] nitrogen is 77 [[Kelvin|K]].
Room [[temperature]] is approximately 293 [[Kelvin|K]] on the [[Kelvin]] scale.
===Meaning===
Absolute [[temperature]] is the [[measure]] of [[temperature]] starting from [[absolute zero]], typically [[measure]]d in [[kelvins]] (K).
===About Absolute Temperature===
Absolute [[temperature]] uses the [[Kelvin]] scale, where 0 [[Kelvin|K]] represents [[absolute zero]].
[[Absolute zero]] is the point where a [[system]] has minimum [[Internal Energy|internal energy]].
The [[Kelvin]] scale is an absolute thermodynamic [[temperature]] scale.
===Examples===
The [[temperature]] of [[liquid]] nitrogen is 77 [[Kelvin|K]].
Room [[temperature]] is approximately 293 [[Kelvin|K]] on the [[Kelvin]] scale.