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Escalas de temperatura

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Desafío sobre escalas de temperatura

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Escalas de temperatura
 

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Desafío sobre escalas de temperatura

by Luisa Fernandez
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En la escala Celsius, 100 °C corresponde a la temperatura de ebullición del agua a nivel del mar.

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La escala Celsius fija el punto de congelación del agua a 0 °C y el de ebullición a 100 °C a nivel del mar.

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La escala Celsius fue propuesta por Anders Celsius.

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La escala Kelvin no tiene valores negativos.

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Anders Celsius creó la escala Fahrenheit.

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El punto de congelación del agua en la escala Celsius es 100 °C.

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La escala Fahrenheit fija el punto de ebullición del agua a 100 °C.

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La temperatura ambiente típica de una habitación es 200 °C.

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La escala Fahrenheit fija el punto de congelación del agua a 32 °F.

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La escala Kelvin está basada en el punto triple del agua.

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