A Enthalpy of Evaporation at Zero Kelvin | Understanding Enthelpy Basics

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What's the enthalpy of evaporation at zero kelvin?
 
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Youssef Ellakany said:
What's the enthalpy of evaporation at zero kelvin?
Does not exist.
 
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