Temperature Measurement and Thermodynamics Quiz
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What is the unit symbol for the Celsius scale?

  • °F
  • ℃
  • °C (correct)
  • K

Which temperature scale is predominantly used for scientific purposes?

  • Celsius scale (°C)
  • Rankine scale (°R)
  • Kelvin scale (K) (correct)
  • Fahrenheit scale (°F)

What is the lowest point in the thermodynamic temperature scale?

  • Room temperature
  • Absolute zero (correct)
  • Boiling point
  • Freezing point

In which system of units is the kelvin one of the seven base units?

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Which temperature scale was formerly called centigrade?

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Celsius unit symbol

The symbol '°C' represents temperature measurements in Celsius.

Scale for science

The Kelvin scale (K) is mainly used in science for temperature measurements.

Lowest temperature

Absolute zero is the lowest possible temperature in thermodynamics.

Kelvin's SI status

Kelvin is a base unit in the International System of Units (SI).

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Celsius' former name

The Celsius scale, now commonly used, was previously known as centigrade.

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Study Notes

Temperature Scales

  • The unit symbol for the Celsius scale is °C.
  • The Celsius scale was formerly called centigrade.
  • The Kelvin scale is predominantly used for scientific purposes.
  • The lowest point in the thermodynamic temperature scale is 0 K, which is defined as absolute zero.
  • The kelvin is one of the seven base units in the International System of Units (SI).

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Test your knowledge of temperature measurement and thermodynamics with this informative quiz. Explore the various temperature scales, the principles of how thermometers work, and the fundamental concept of kinetic energy in relation to temperature. Perfect for anyone interested in understanding the science behind hotness and coldness.

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