Convert Celsius to Kelvin & Fahrenheit Temperature in Chemistry - [1-1-10]

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In this lesson, you will learn about the various temperature scales used in chemistry, physics, biology, and other sciences. We will focus on the Celsius, Kelvin, and Fahrenheit temperature scales. Celsius is calibrated so that zero degrees C is equal to the freezing point of water and 100 C is the boiling point of water. The Kelvin scale has the same temperature degree widths, but is shifted down so that 0 kelvin is defined to be when atomic motion ceases. We also will convert these scales into the Fahrenheit scale.

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[@aram5642]

Interesting, in the light of all of that, how Kelvin (or anyone) was even able to come up with such a precise floating point value mapping (273.15) while at the same time not being able to reach the 0 point in practice. The 'temperature' of light/color, for that matter, is usually a coarse number like 6500K... Kind of leaves me pondering.

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What is twice as cold as zero c?

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What is the temperature of burning wood?

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Fahrenheit scale tied, originally, tied to to body temp (at 100 degrees F)? . Not exactly came from nowhere.

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What is with the 0.15 please.

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

Because the conversion to Kelvin is 273.15 not 273. Using 273 would introduce in accuracies into the conversion calculation.

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الكلفن وحدة اساسية لقياس درجة الحرارة عندما تكون درجة الحرارة صفر يتجمد الماء واذا كانت مئة يغلي الماء . وهذه في كوكب الأرض ، إما اذا ذهبت إلى كوكب يدفعك إلى الاسفل اكثر سمكًا سوف تتغير . اذا صعدت للجبال ليس هناك ضغط أقوى لذلك سيغلي الماء بسهولة - أي بدرجة حرارة منخفضة . لذا ف درجة الغليان مئة والتجمد صفر هي الضغط الجوي الأرضي وتختلف مثلما قلت . كيلسي كلفن = OK يقول جيسون : عندما اقول صفر درجة مئوية فاعني صفر حركة - لا تتحرك - . ويقول : ميكانيكا الكم هي أفضل ما لدينا لفهم حركة الذرات . ويقول : يستحيل الوصول إلى صفر كلفن . رسم مقياس درجة الحرارة : _______________________ 100° 0° الكلفن =K يقول جيسون : لا يوجد درجة حرارة بالسالب أدنى درجة حرارة هي صفر كلفن . رسم مقياس درجة الحرارة : ___________________________ 373.15 273.15 ( كلفن ) ( كلفن ) درجة الانصهار درجة التجمد الفرق بينهما 100 درجة . K = C° + 273.15 Of scale مقياس فهرنهايت عند درجة 32 فهرنهايت يتجمد الماء وعند 212 يغلي . OF = 9/5 (C°)+32 ( قانون فهرنهايت ) يقول جيسون : فهرنهايت معقد لذلك لا يستخدم . الفرق بين التجمد والغليان ( فهرنهايت ) يصل إلى 180° درجة . ١ كلفن = ١.٨ فهرنهايت ( اجتهاد ) كيف اتت درجة ١٨٠ ؟ 180/100 تبسيط : 180÷2 على 100÷2 90/50 تبسيط : 90÷10 على 50÷10 9/5 لاحظ : قانون فهرنهايت .

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So why does the USA insist on using deg F for weather reports?

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The last question I think 107.6 rounded up would be 108 not 110

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It is 110.

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@@ursulagwozdz1955 Hi could you or anyone else explain why it's 110 and not 108? I was confused on this part. Thank you in advance!

[@jareddo06]

​@@GoddessJihanMost likely just personal preference? 110 is a nice round number, but would pose some inaccuracies (around 1.5555°C). Sig figs would tell you where you *should* round your number.

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Where is 1-1-7 and rest?

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Why do they say 9/5ths? 9/5ths = 1.8 C*1.8+32 is easier to do in your head. Why do they teach 9/5ths?

[@jareddo06]

9/5 is a very easy number to memorize. Also, when you're converting from Fahrenheit to Celsius, you're going to use .5555555555++ which takes away so many sig figs, while 5/9 doesn't. Memorizing the fraction form is just more efficient(?), to say the least.

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Fahrenheit is actually better for body temp.

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Kelvin seems useless unless in the quantum world.