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English: Relationship of molecular motion to absolute zero on the thermodynamic temperature scale. Even if scientists removed all the heat energy from matter that theoretically could be removed (en:absolute zero), the motion-inducing effect of quantum mechanical en:zero-point energy still remains. Since quantum mechanical zero-point energy is an intrinsic, all-pervasive phenomenon in all matter, absolute zero serves as the baseline atop which en:thermodynamics and its equations are founded. Greg L 13:45, 13 July 2006 (UTC) |
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- 2006-07-13 03:26 Greg L 600×600× (86715 bytes) Relationship of molecular motion to absolute zero on thermdynamic temperature scale.<br><br>Even if scientists removed all the heat energy from matter that theoretically ''could'' be removed (absolute zero), the motion-inducing effect of [[Quantum mechani
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