The resistance of a conductor at absolute zero ( 0 K) is
Correct answer: A. Almost zero
- A. Almost zero
- B. Almost infinite
- C. No prediction at all
- D. May increase or decrease
Explanation
At absolute zero i.e, 0K which is also the minimum temperature, the Resistance of the conductor becomes minimum but not exactly zero.
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