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Equation to convert temperature from one scale to another

A

(MV-IP)/SP= constant

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What is the formula to convert temperature from one scale to another?

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Reading on any scale = LFP + (UFP - LFP)

LFP = Lower fixed point, UFP = Upper fixed point

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What does LFP stand for in temperature measurement?

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Lower fixed point

The lower fixed point is often the freezing point of water.

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What does UFP stand for in temperature measurement?

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Upper fixed point

The upper fixed point is often the boiling point of water.

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5
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What is the lower fixed point (LFP) of the Celsius scale?

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0°C

This corresponds to the freezing point of water.

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What is the upper fixed point (UFP) of the Celsius scale?

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100°C

This corresponds to the boiling point of water.

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What is the lower fixed point (LFP) of the Fahrenheit scale?

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32°F

This corresponds to the freezing point of water.

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What is the upper fixed point (UFP) of the Fahrenheit scale?

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212°F

This corresponds to the boiling point of water.

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9
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What is the lower fixed point (LFP) of the Kelvin scale?

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273.15K

This corresponds to the freezing point of water.

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What is the upper fixed point (UFP) of the Kelvin scale?

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373.15K

This corresponds to the boiling point of water.

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How many divisions are there on the Celsius scale?

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100

This reflects the range from the freezing point to the boiling point of water.

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How many divisions are there on the Fahrenheit scale?

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180

This reflects the range from the freezing point to the boiling point of water.

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13
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How many divisions are there on the Kelvin scale?

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100

This reflects the range from the freezing point to the boiling point of water.

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True or False: Temperature measurement is based on the zeroth law of thermodynamics.

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True

The zeroth law establishes thermal equilibrium and is fundamental to temperature measurement.

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15
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Fill in the blank: The constant for all temperature scales is _______.

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K

K represents Kelvin, a fundamental unit of temperature.

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