Helium shows Bose-Einstein condensation below what temperature?

Helium shows Bose-Einstein condensation below what temperature? 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.

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