Chemistry, asked by ipsitapriyaekka, 1 year ago

is 1 degree celcius = 1 kelvin? yes or no. please justify.

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Answered by bhatiakanav
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your book means an incremental degree in kelvin. the kelvin scale and celsius scale have the same size of degrees, they are just shifted from each other by about 273 degrees. 


I think you just misinterpreted what the book was saying.

ipsitapriyaekka: if we subtract the value of 10 degree celcius and 11 degree celcius, we prove that 1 degree celcius is equal to 1 kalvin. is it justified?
ipsitapriyaekka: but 1 celcius is equal to 274 kelvin then how 1 degree celcius is equal to 1 kelvin?
bhatiakanav: its really a bit confusing
ipsitapriyaekka: i hope u can help me out
bhatiakanav: let me think....
ipsitapriyaekka: ok
Answered by Anonymous
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I don't think so. degree Celsius and kelvin scale are having a difference of 273. so in any situation we cant find values of kelvin Celsius as equal


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