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Celsius comparison table |
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named derived SI unit | Syteme Internationale | defined in terms of the seven SI base units via a system of quantity equations | defined in terms of derived SI unit via a system of quantity equations | derived SI unit | |||||||||||
temperature unit | -has source: Jerrard, H.G., McNeill, D.B. 1992 Dictionary of Scientific Units, Chapman and Hall | A temperature unit is a measure of the average kinetic energy per degree of freedom of the constituent molecules. | -has source: Jerrard, H.G., McNeill, D.B. 1992 Dictionary of Scientific Units, Chapman and Hall | unit | temperature | ||||||||||
Celsius | 1710 | Anders Celsius (1701-1744) | -273.15 | Syteme Internationale | K | add 273.15 | defined in terms of derived SI unit via a system of quantity equations | A mercury-in-glass temperature scale. The zero of the scale represents the melting point of ice and the boiling point of water is taken to be 100 degrees. | °C | 0.01 | Centigrade | 100 | named derived SI unit | temperature |
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