What is the absolute temperature scale in metric system? How does this scale relate to Celsius scale?

Correlate beta, the coefficient of volume (thermal) expansion of a solid with alpha, the coeff. of linear expansion.

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1. The absolute temperatutre scale is Kelvin

temperature in Kelvin scale = 273+T, where T is temperature in celcius scale

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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