Which thermodynamic temperature is equivalent to 501.85 oC?
Correct answer: A. 775.00 K
- A. 775.00 K
- B. 774.85 K
- C. 228.85 K
- D. 228.70 K
Explanation
Thermodynamic temperature, by contrast, is an absolute measure of the average total internal energy of an object or objects-namely its kinetic energy (energy of motion) plus contributions from other factors.From the following formula C=K-273.15 or K=C+273.15 we know that Celsius can be converted to kelvin scale to indicate thermodynamic temperature. 501.85 + 273.15 = 775 K
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