Q.6Q.13Q.24Is it possible for the temperature to be lower thanO K on the Kelvin temperature scale? Explain.What happens if you add heat to water that is atthe temperature of 100°C? Does the temperaturechange? Explain.An ideal gas is compressed without allowing anyheat to flow into or out of the gas. Will thetemperature of the gas increase, decrease orremain the same in this process? Explain.

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temperature of the gas increase, decrease or
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