Convert celsius to fahrenheit

[Ste]

Now lets talk kelvin.

 

[Flanker]

K = 273 + C

 

[horndude]

the stick your head outside and check the temp works pretty good too !!!

 

[Anphrax]

OOOH I LIKE KELVIN!!!! from liquid to solid back to liquid again right? (does that make it plasma? or is plasma differant? Muahhahaha)

 

[Flanker]

OOOH I LIKE KELVIN!!!! from liquid to solid back to liquid again right? (does that make it plasma? or is plasma differant? Muahhahaha)

Umm...no?

273 Kelvin = 0*Celcius = 32*F

0 Kelvin is absolute zero, can't get colder than that. Thats also when all motion stops. I believe someone was able to get the temp down to 1.2 Kelvin...

 

[Anphrax]

Umm...no?

273 Kelvin = 0*Celcius = 32*F

0 Kelvin is absolute zero, can't get colder than that. Thats also when all motion stops. I believe someone was able to get the temp down to 1.2 Kelvin...

Exactly... I believe that the only way to keep it in there is to reduce the presure down ALOT, but it also has to be kept in something... so you keep it in a magnetic field :amazed: Im confuzzled!

 

[Flanker]

Hmm, Charles' Law

I'm sure there are containers that can sustain those temperatures and that pressure. Though if there aeren't, a magnetic field would definately work.

 

[PZEROFGH]

nobody has every got to absolute zero, but i heard they got like .1 off or was it .00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 off

 

[LoTeX]

You folks ever heard of Google? Yeah that hilarious page can do basic calculations and convert units.

i.g. type: "352.222222 celsius in fahrenheit"
"739.13 fahrenheit in kelvin"
"1468.27867 pounds in kilos"
"413.833214 mph in kph"
"45*18-144"
"square root of 443556"

and you'll get you answers, which ever they may be.

 

[Anphrax]

of course I have... look in my siggeh