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An example of the zeroth law of thermodynamics would be a) the efficiency of an engine can never reach 100%. b) all items in the freezer are at the same temperature as each other. c) a car converts chemical potential energy into heat and kinetic energy. d) it is impossible to reduce the temperature of a substance to absolute zero. submit

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