MCQ
As temperature tends to zero i.e., T → 0
- ASpecific heat of all substances approaches zero.
- BSpecific heat of all substances approaches infinity.
- CSpecific heat of all substances may be zero or infinity.
- DNone of the above.
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Answer
- Specific heat of all substances approaches zero.
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