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absolute farenheit scale?

im_invisible · 2007-03-07 19:36:28

hey, just wondering does anyone know the name of the temperature scale, which has absolute zero as zero. but goes up in degrees farenheit, like kelvin/ celsius?? tried googling it, but couldnt find it, thanks

07-03-2007 7:36pm

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hey, just wondering does anyone know the name of the temperature scale, which has absolute zero as zero. but goes up in degrees farenheit, like kelvin/ celsius?? tried googling it, but couldnt find it, thanks

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#2 07-03-2007 11:08pm

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You mean the Rankine scale?

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