Temperature Scales: Kelvin, Celsius, & Fahrenheit

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It was easier for me too understand once I knew what the 9/5 represented, 9/5=1.8 and 180 is the number of gradations between freezing and boiling F. Celsius has 100 gradations between freezing and boiling so 180/100 =1.8=9/5

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Awesome. yOu just smoothed up those conversion factors like a non-viscous fluid flowing through a pipe

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What about °RA

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Fahrenheit is not based on just water.

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Yu said 32*f is Melting point I was taught it’s freezing point

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Melting point is the temperature at which solids become liquids because they are getting warming. Freezing point is the temperature at which liquids become solids because they are getting colder. It's the same temperature, but the name tells you if it's getting warmer or colder.

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;-) Thank you so much now my son understand how to convert and what s the highest temperature. Don't thank me I will thank you!

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I'm not sure, to be honest. I've never worked with one.

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Could you preserve a life by putting an organism in a 0 Kelvin environment?

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I’d say yes because you are putting that life with zero kinetic energy. So I’d say it would become like a battery. Where it doesn’t lose any charge when you aren’t using it. But I’m not sure and this is just my opinion so don’t take it as fact.

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O degree is when water freezes right ?

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O degrees celsius, yes.

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Melting point o water

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Why use different types of scales to measure temperature

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