If absolute zero is where all molecular movement stops, why can't molecules go in "reverse" so it gets even colder?
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Egao No Genki
ANSWERS: 4
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It doesn't really work that way. This is analogous to wondering why you can't drive your car backward when it has an empty tank of gas. Heat is energy...and energy drives molecules to move. Absolute zero is the point at which there is a complete absence of heat, and therefore a complete absence of energy...stifling the movement of molecules in any direction. ~shaggy~
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The movement of molecules is vibration. Vibrating in reverse is nothing but vibrating again.
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i hope your on my side too buddy!
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i hope your on my side too buddy!
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