Do Particles Stop Radiating at Absolute Zero?

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nouveau_riche

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Oct 13, 2011

does particles stop radiating or do particles have kinetic energy at absolute zero?

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xts

Oct 13, 2011

There are no particles at absolute zero.

You may bring matter to low temperatures - better technology you have - lower temp, but never to absolute zero.

Do Particles Stop Radiating at Absolute Zero?

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