Temperature Conversions

[Nicoli Peiris 1B]

So in outline 1 it says we have to know how to convert between temperatures like Kelvin to Celsius and so on. But I noticed on the constants and equation sheet the equations to convert these are not given do we have to memorize these?

[Colin Squire 3B]

I'm not too sure about the other temperatures you're referring to, but the conversion from Celsius to Kelvin is on the review sheet near the middle of the page on the left side. It's written as "0 Celsius = 273.15K."

[NayeliPlayas_1L]

Hi! I was wondering the same thing. On outline 1 it says we should know how to convert from celsius to farenheits and so on, but I noticed that the conversions were not on the constants and equation sheet. I think we might have to memorize the equation since it was not give to us on the constants and equation sheet.

[Darlene Lien 3E]

Hi, although we probably don't need to use temperature conversions now, I think either way it would be good to know the conversions since there are only a few.

[Kimiya Aframian IB]

So in outline 1 it says we have to know how to convert between temperatures like Kelvin to Celsius and so on. But I noticed on the constants and equation sheet the equations to convert these are not given do we have to memorize these?

Hi. I think that if we had to convert we would be given the conversion in the problem. This is how it was on the textbook problems. Hope this helps :)

[Vanessa Perez]

thank for clarifying, I was also a bit concerned on whether we would need to know temperature conversions, but it makes sense that it would be given in the problem if needed to convert.

[Aydin Karatas 1F]

I would say it just generally a good thing to know the conversion between K and C°.

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I don't really think there's any use to knowing the conversion between C° and F°, but the conversion is such.

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