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Understanding Temperature and Molecule Behavior

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Lesson one

1.​ Lowest temperature possible


2.​ Kelvin has a beret scale of temperature.
3.​ 0 degrees, 100 degrees. 273.15k, 373.15k. 32 degrees, 212 degrees.
4.​ Cold. Neither. Cold. Hot. Cold. Cold. Hot.
5.​ Planck temperature
6.​ 368.15 k. 449.817 k. 258.15 k.
7.​ 462.85 c
8.​ A.
9.​ Molecules move faster in heat, and slower in cold.

Lesson two
1.​ The molecules are tighter together
2.​ Both inversely proportional to its pressure
3.​ The balloon would pop.

Lesson three
1.​ 51.85
2.​ Cold air/environment
3.​ 288.15 k

Lesson four
1.​ Use compressed air
2.​ Decreased because of the temperature

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