The particles in a system are always in what kind of motion?
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The particles in a system are always in what kind of motion?
Constant random motion However, the theoretical exception is at absolute zero. This is defined as the point where the constant and random motion of all particles stops. Scientists have come close to achieving absolute zero but have never yet succeeded in getting there. Some very odd effects appear aRead more
Constant random motion
However, the theoretical exception is at absolute zero. This is defined as the point where the constant and random motion of all particles stops. Scientists have come close to achieving absolute zero but have never yet succeeded in getting there. Some very odd effects appear at these very low temperatures, such as superfluidity and superconductivity
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