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Temperature Units

Commonly Used Temperature Units

Celsius(°C)

Metric system; water freezes at 0 °C and boils at 100 °C

Fahrenheit(°F)

Used mainly in the US; water freezes at 32 °F, boils at 212 °F

Kelvin(K)

Absolute temperature scale used in science; 0 K is absolute zero

Scientific and Specialized Units

Rankine(°R)

Absolute scale like Kelvin but in Fahrenheit increments (used in thermodynamics in the US)

Delisle(°De)

Obsolete; used in 18th-century France (inverse scale: 0 °De = boiling point, 150 °De = freezing point of water)

Newton(°N)

Proposed by Isaac Newton; rarely used

Réaumur(°Re)

0 °Re = freezing, 80 °Re = boiling (used historically in Europe)

Rømer(°Rø)

Early Danish scale; not used anymore

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