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Undergrad Why Do Molecules Move Above Absolute Zero?
Why? How does that work?- ConnorD
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Undergrad Why Do Molecules Move Above Absolute Zero?
Interesting... so now my next question is, why does temperature effect those molecule's movements... or vice versa. If I biol water, why do those molecules move MORE as they receive more energy. Your explanation troubles me, as I feel that would call for all molecules to move at a uniform...- ConnorD
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Undergrad Why Do Molecules Move Above Absolute Zero?
That's fine, but why is anything moving in the first place? This is the question I am really asking. Why does everything above absolute zero move?- ConnorD
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Undergrad Why Do Molecules Move Above Absolute Zero?
Exactly. This is really the question I am asking. Just why does everything move?- ConnorD
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Undergrad Why Do Molecules Move Above Absolute Zero?
This may seem like a simple question, but I am hoping to find a rather in depth answer. My father and I were discussing a lesson I had learned in Chemistry on Absolute Zero, when we got to the topic of why Molecules move. I answered him, that it was because they receive heat, and...- ConnorD
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