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How Did Charles's Law Lead To The Discovery Of Absolute Zero? Have you ever wondered how scientists determine the limits of temperature and what happens at extremely low temperatures? In this engaging video, we'll explain the fascinating connection between gas behavior and the concept of absolute zero. We'll start by discussing how gases expand and contract with temperature changes, based on the principles of Charles's Law. You'll learn how scientists observed the relationship between a gas's volume and temperature, and how plotting these measurements revealed a straight-line pattern. By extending this pattern, researchers identified a temperature where the gas's volume would theoretically reach zero, leading to the idea of absolute zero—the lowest possible temperature where molecular motion stops. We'll also explore the role of key scientists like Jacques Charles, John Dalton, Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac, and Lord Kelvin in developing this concept and the Kelvin temperature scale. Understanding this temperature limit has been essential for advancements in physics and chemistry, including the fields of cryogenics and quantum physics. Although absolute zero cannot be physically achieved, it provides a fundamental reference point for scientific measurements and theories. Join us as we uncover how the behavior of gases at different temperatures led to one of the most important discoveries in science. Don't forget to subscribe for more insights into the world of chemistry and physics!

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