What is 'absolute temperature scale' 🧑‍🔧

After a few classmates asked for my guidance on the subject, I chose to write about "What is 'absolute temperature scale'". So if you're uncertain, stick with me…

I will start with a more simple explanation:

Definition of temperature scale 1 : the scale of degrees on a thermometer. 2 : a system of reckoning temperature the centigrade temperature scale the Kelvin temperature scale the international temperature scale.

So the fastest answer is…

A scale with which temperatures are measured relative to absolute zero. Also known as absolute scale.

An absolute temperature scale is any thermometric scale where the reading of zero coincides with the theoretical absolute zero of temperature.

These are questions that people still ask:

'absolute temperature scale'

What is the other name of the temperature scale...

So it is also called the Celsius scale, in which the lower fixed point is chosen as 0 °C and the upper fixed point is chosen as 100 °C. This scale is in common use in most countries. There is another important scale of temperature.

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