Will we have to know how to convert from Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin?

[Darren Nguyen 1F]

Like do we have to memorize the formulas?

[Kavee Dodampahala 4E]

I was wondering the same thing

[Kellylin_4D]

I believe no because Lavelle has been recommending us to do the practice textbook questions but there hasn't been any temperature problems like that.

[Sebastian Lee 1L]

I doubt you would need to memorize the fahrenheit-celsius formulas as fahrenheit is rarely used in chemistry. However, I would suggest that you remember that Kelvin is Celsius + 273.15 (though I believe this is provided on the constants and equations sheet). This will probably be more relevant when we learn about gas laws and such.

[Abigail Menchaca_1H]

The formulas are pretty simple and majority of the time the problems are asking for conversion of fahrenheit to celsius or Kelvin.