Helium shows Bose-Einstein condensation below what temperature?
A
100.5 K
B
12.3 K
C
5.12 K
D
2.13 K
Correct Answer: 2.13 K
When cooled below 2.13 K, a transition occurs and liquid helium in this state shows super fluidity. It shows to have no viscosity and it can go through very narrow slits. It becomes a Bose-Einstein Condensate.