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.......... codified the first two laws of thermodynamics and deducedthat the absolute zero of temperature is -273.15o C. He was
honoured for this with the naming of the Kelvin temperature scale.
Robert Hooke
William Crookes
William Thomson
Luis Alvarez
- William Thomson (Option 3):
- Known as Lord Kelvin.
- Codified the first two laws of thermodynamics.
- Deduced absolute zero to be -273.15°C.
- Kelvin temperature scale is named in his honor.
- Correct Answer.
- Robert Hooke (Option 1):
- Known for Hooke’s Law in mechanics.
- Not related to thermodynamics laws or absolute zero.
- William Crookes (Option 2):
- Known for his work on cathode rays and the invention of the Crookes tube.
- Not related to the laws of thermodynamics.
- Luis Alvarez (Option 4):
- Nobel Prize-winning physicist known for work in particle physics and cosmic rays.
- Not connected to the Kelvin scale or thermodynamics laws.
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