Zero degrees Kelvin?

Question

What is zero degrees Kelvin?

Answer 1

negative 273 centigrade

in other words absolute zero

or verrrrrrrrrry cold

heres a formula for you

K=C+273

C=K-273

Answer 2

temp in K=273 + temp. in C

therefore, 0=273+C

=>, 0K=-273C

Answer 3

yup zero degres kelvin is as cold as it gets like the limit but not absalute zero so as far down as Celsius goes i believe not intierly sure but i think thats close but the other dude is right about the number

Answer 4

Absolute zero, It is the lowest possible temperature, the point at which molecules do not move.  ÃƒÂ¢Ã‚ˆÂ’459.67 °F or −273.15 °C

Answer 5

It is equals to -273 Degrees celcius. It is called absolute zero. At such temperatures, some metals become super conductors of electricity, that is they offer absolutely no resistance. The temperature in interstellar space is very close to absolute zero. You cannot imagine what will happen to you at such temperatures.

Answer 6

Zero Kelvin is the lowest temperature that can be reached in the Universe. It is the temperature at which all motion stops at the atomic level. Zero Kelvin is also known as 'absolute zero'.

When water freezes and becomes ice the temperature is 0 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to +273.15 Kelvin. The absolute coldest possible temperature is 0 Kelvin, which is equivalent to -273.15 degrees Celsius.

Zero Kelvin is not the lowest temperature that can be 'reached' simply because it is impossible to reach.

Answer 7

-273 C