Hi,
mL are smaller than liters. So milk should be liters, right? Yeah it should. If yiu put milk on a scale, it would go down bc it is so heavy. If it was not as heavy, it would be a different story here. Think of it that way.
Answer:
Yes, this answer is correct.
Explanation:
Absolute zero is -273.15 degrees celsius
T= Tc+273.15
T is the kelvin temperature
Tc is the temperature in degrees celsius
substitute;
T= -273.15 + 273.15
T=0 K
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For example, water. In its liquid state we drink it , in its solid state (ice ) we use it to make our drinks colder or t numbs pain when wrapped in cloth and it’s gas state ( water vapour) we steam vegetables. In conclusion many different properties of matter are used for various purposes
