The Kelvin scale is an absolute thermodynamic temperature scale using as its null point absolute zero, the temperature at which all thermal motion ceases in the classical description of thermodynamics. The kelvin ..more definition+
The Delisle scale (abbreviated "De" or "D") is a scale to measure temperature. It was introduced by French astronomer Joseph-Nicolas Delisle in 1732. Delisle used a thermometer that worked with Mercury. 0°De is e ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [temperature] => (kelvin), 1 Kelvin (K) is equal to 1 kelvin, while 1 Delisle (°De) = 372.48333333333 kelvin.1 Kelvin | to common temperature units |
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1 K | = -272.15 celsius (°C) |
1 K | = 1 kelvin (K) |
1 K | = -457.87 fahrenheit (°F) |
1 K | = 1.8 rankine (°R) |
1 K | = 558.225 delisle (°De) |
1 K | = -89.8095 newton scale (°N) |
1 K | = -217.72 reaumur (°Re) |
1 K | = -135.37875 romer (°Rø) |
Kelvin | to Delisle (table conversion) |
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1 K | = 558.225 °De |
2 K | = 556.725 °De |
3 K | = 555.225 °De |
4 K | = 553.725 °De |
5 K | = 552.225 °De |
6 K | = 550.725 °De |
7 K | = 549.225 °De |
8 K | = 547.725 °De |
9 K | = 546.225 °De |
10 K | = 544.725 °De |
20 K | = 529.725 °De |
30 K | = 514.725 °De |
40 K | = 499.725 °De |
50 K | = 484.725 °De |
60 K | = 469.725 °De |
70 K | = 454.725 °De |
80 K | = 439.725 °De |
90 K | = 424.725 °De |
100 K | = 409.725 °De |
200 K | = 259.725 °De |
300 K | = 109.725 °De |
400 K | = -40.275 °De |
500 K | = -190.275 °De |
600 K | = -340.275 °De |
700 K | = -490.275 °De |
800 K | = -640.275 °De |
900 K | = -790.275 °De |
1000 K | = -940.275 °De |
2000 K | = -2440.275 °De |
4000 K | = -5440.275 °De |
5000 K | = -6940.275 °De |
7500 K | = -10690.275 °De |
10000 K | = -14440.275 °De |
25000 K | = -36940.275 °De |
50000 K | = -74440.275 °De |
100000 K | = -149440.275 °De |
1000000 K | = -1499440.275 °De |
1000000000 K | = -1499999440.275 °De |