What Happens When Cooled to Absolute Zero?

<p>This type of equilibrium is called thermal equilibrium, during which reversible heat exchange occurs between systems A and B without changing the states of these systems.</p> <p>Absolute temperature (more commonly known as temperature in the Kelvin scale) is a state function of thermodynamic systems, describing this heat exchange between systems. Absolute temperature is measured in degrees Kelvin and counted from absolute zero temperature, corresponding to -273.16 degrees Celsius.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@deep.space/what-happens-when-cooled-to-absolute-zero-294f0165aa5a"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>