Question

What is the SI unit of Temperature​

Answer 1

Answer:-

→ The SI unit of temperature is Kelvin.

★ Kelvin:-

→ The SI unit of temperature as per the international system of units is Kelvin.

→ It is represented by the symbol K.

→ The Kelvin scale is used in the field of science and engineering.

→ And mostly Celsius or Fahrenheit scale is used for measuring the temperature.

★ The relation between Celcius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin:-

→ $\degree\:C = \frac{(\degree\:F- 32)}{1.8}$

★ Celcius to Kelvin:-

→ K = °C + 273

Answer 2

★ What is the SI unit of Temperature?

→ Kelvin is the SI unit of temperature.

● Basically Kelvin name was given by the famous engineer and the well known physicist William Lord Kelvin.

★ Extra information :-

● Basically as per the thermodynamics the Kelvin is the fraction with value 1/273.16 of the thermodynamics temperature of the triple point of water.

● The temperature 0 k is the commonly referred to as the absolute zero.

● Basically Kelvin unit is widely used in the field of science and engineering.

● But Celsius scale is convenient in use in which 0 degree Celsius corresponds very closely to the freezing point of the water and 100 degree Celsius is it's boiling point at the sea level.

★ Conversion :-

◆ Celsius to Kelvin :- K = C + 273.

◆ Kelvin to Celsius :- C = k - 273.