Science, asked by meharsinghbkw811, 6 months ago

The boiling temperature of water is 100° C. Convert this temperature into kelvin scale

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Answered by divyabharti12092005

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373° k

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Answered by lokeshydv333

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Its very easy just note that 0° C is equal to 273K and after that with every increase in celcius° it adds to Kelvin

FOR EXAMPLE : 12°C = 12 + 273

12°C = 289K

therefore 100°C is equal to 373K

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