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Alright, I know how to convert from Kelvin to Celsius (subtract 273), but I really don't know how many degrees Celsius are to Kelvin. (I need to convert .021 degK/s to deg/C)
seichan said:Alright, I know how to convert from Kelvin to Celsius (subtract 273), but I really don't know how many degrees Celsius are to Kelvin. (I need to convert .021 degK/s to deg/C)
To convert from degK/s (degrees Kelvin per second) to degC/s (degrees Celsius per second), you can use the formula: degC/s = degK/s - 273.15. This is because the two temperature scales have a difference of 273.15 degrees between their zero points.
In some scientific calculations, it may be necessary to use the Celsius temperature scale instead of Kelvin. Converting between the two units allows for consistency and accuracy in these calculations.
Yes, the conversion from degK/s to degC/s is a simple linear conversion. This means that the relationship between the two units is constant and can be easily calculated using a formula.
Yes, you can use the same formula to convert from degC/s to degK/s. In this case, the formula would be: degK/s = degC/s + 273.15. This is because the two units are directly proportional to each other.
Yes, there are other units that can be used to measure changes in temperature, such as degrees Fahrenheit per second (degF/s). However, the most commonly used units in scientific calculations are degK/s and degC/s.