11.1 Temperature. What is temperature?  hotness or coldness of a material.  where the heat should flow  higher temperature to lower temperature Temperature.

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11.1 Temperature

What is temperature?

 hotness or coldness of a material.  where the heat should flow  higher temperature to lower temperature Temperature

 Length, Mass, Temperature  m = length  g = Mass  ? = Temperature Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin

Temperature Scales

The scientists … Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit Anders Celsius Lord William Thomson Kelvin

The Fahrenheit Scale

Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit

The Centigrade or Celsius Scale

Anders Celsius

The Kelvin Scale

Lord William Thomson Kelvin Absolute Scale

Temperature Conversions

Formulas

An ordinary room temperature in the Philippines, 26.0°C, in °F? Solution: Using the formula then substitute Example 1

A body temperature of 98.6°F in Celsius? Solution: Using the formula then substitute Example 2

Very cool day in Baguio City, 14.0°C in Kelvin? Solution: Using the formula then substitute Example 3

Problem: Express normal body temperature, 98.6°F, in °C and K. Now, it’s your turn.

Solution The Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion equation may be expressed in this form: To solve for Celsius: °C = (98.6 °F – 32) x 5/9 °C = (66.6) x 5/9 °C = 37.0 To solve for Kelvin: K = °C +273 K = K = 310

 Answer 98.6 °F is equal to 37.0°C and 310 K wew

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