|
Fahrenheit |
Celsius |
Kelvin |
|
50 |
10,00 |
283,00 |
|
51 |
10,56 |
283,56 |
|
52 |
11,11 |
284,11 |
|
53 |
11,67 |
284,67 |
|
54 |
12,22 |
285,22 |
|
55 |
12,78 |
285,78 |
|
56 |
13,33 |
286,33 |
|
57 |
13,89 |
286,89 |
|
58 |
14,44 |
287,44 |
|
59 |
15,00 |
288,00 |
|
60 |
15,56 |
288,56 |
|
61 |
16,11 |
289,11 |
|
62 |
16,67 |
289,67 |
|
63 |
17,22 |
290,22 |
|
64 |
17,78 |
290,78 |
|
65 |
18,33 |
291,33 |
|
66 |
18,89 |
291,89 |
|
67 |
19,44 |
292,44 |
|
68 |
20,00 |
293,00 |
|
69 |
20,56 |
293,56 |
|
70 |
21,11 |
294,11 |
|
71 |
21,67 |
294,67 |
|
72 |
22,22 |
295,22 |
|
73 |
22,78 |
295,78 |
|
74 |
23,33 |
296,33 |
|
75 |
23,89 |
296,89 |
|
76 |
24,44 |
297,44 |
|
77 |
25,00 |
298,00 |
|
78 |
25,56 |
298,56 |
|
79 |
26,11 |
299,11 |
|
80 |
26,67 |
299,67 |
|
81 |
27,22 |
300,22 |
|
82 |
27,78 |
300,78 |
|
83 |
28,33 |
301,33 |
|
84 |
28,89 |
301,89 |
|
85 |
29,44 |
302,44 |
|
86 |
30,00 |
303,00 |
|
87 |
30,56 |
303,56 |
|
88 |
31,11 |
304,11 |
|
89 |
31,67 |
304,67 |
|
90 |
32,22 |
305,22 |
|
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Temperature
Conversion.
This is a table which lets
you read an article written by a European (or an American if
you are a European) and understand the temperature values
referred to.
The Fahrenheit values are
transformed to Celsius readings by subtracting 32 and then
multiply the result by 5/9.
Thus,
F--> C C = (F-32)*5/9
The opposite is true for
transforming Celsius to Fahrenheit. You have to add 32 to the
Celsius reading and then multiply by 9/5. That is because the
O of the Celsius scale (the temperature of melting ice) is the
32 of the Fahrenheit scale.
Thus
C--> F F = ( C*9/5)+32
The Kelvin readings
(absolute temperature) is derived directly from the Celsius
reading by adding the value 273. That is because the
absolute zero (Kelvin scale) is -273 C.
Thus
C--> K K = (C+273)
I have only included the
range of temperatures that a fish keeper is likely to
encounter in this hobby. You may use the formulas above to
calculate any other value.
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