A definite zero point___________on the absolute temperature scale but this point___________be reached___________violation of the second law.

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The correct answer is B) exists, cannot, without. This is because the absolute temperature scale (Kelvin scale) does have a definite zero point, known as absolute zero, where all molecular motion stops. However, according to the second law of thermodynamics, it is impossible to reach this point without violating the law, as it would require removing all energy from a system, which is not feasible.

A Definite Zero Point___________on the Absolute Temperature Scale but This