Write whether the following statement is true or false: According to Charles’ law, at (–) 273°C, the volume of any gas is infinite.
WBBSE
Class X
Physical Science
Behaviour of Gases
01 Mark
2025
False
Explanation:
Charles’ law states volume becomes zero at absolute zero (-273°C), not infinite; infinite volume would occur at zero pressure hypothetically.
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