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TEMPERATURE Fahrenheit ( o F) Celsius ( o C) Kelvin (K)

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Temperature. Fahrenheit ( o F ) Celsius ( o C ) Kelvin (K). Temperature is…. Is a measure of average energy of motion of the particles of a substance. The higher the temperature = the faster the particles are moving The lower the temperature = the slower the particles are moving - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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TEMPERATURE• Fahrenheit (oF)• Celsius (oC)• Kelvin (K)

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TEMPERATURE IS…

Is a measure of average energy of motion of the particles of a substance.

The higher the temperature = the faster the particles are moving

The lower the temperature = the slower the particles are moving

Tool for measuring = thermometer

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UNITS OF MEASURE

Fahrenheit or oF

Celsius or oC

Kelvin or K

All positive numbers

Easier to work with

0 K= absolute zero

The point when all motion stops

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CONVERSION FORMULAS:

Fahrenheit Celsius oF= (1.8 x oC) + 32

Celsius Fahrenheit oC= .556 x (oF – 32)

Kelvin Celsius K= oC + 273

Celsius Kelvin oC = K - 273

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EXAMPLES What is 45oF in oC? Formula= oF = (1.8oC X oC) + 32

What is 42oC in oF? Formula= oC= .556 x (oF -32)

What is 60oC in K? Formula= oC = K – 273

What is 50 K in oC? Formula= K = oC + 273

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YOU TRY (SHOW YOU WORK!) Work with your partner, then check with your table

35oF = _____ oC

72oC = _____ oF

345 K = _____ oC

67oC = _____ K

56oF= ______K

491K= ________oF

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HOMEWORK

1.) 72oF oC and K

2.)

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3.) Advantages of Kelvin