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    zorg
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    But thats in fahrenheit or fcuk with their head scale because why start at 0,D for frezing point no lets start at 22,D Aaaaggggh.

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    pagan8th
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    @zorg I was curious too… so I looked it up…

    Daniel Fahrenheit did not use the freezing point of water as a basis for developing his scale. He called the temperature of an ice/salt/water mixture ‘zero degrees’, as this was the lowest temperature he could conveniently attain in his lab. He called his own body temperature ’96 degrees’, and then divided the scale into single degrees between 0 and 96. On this scale, the freezing point of pure water happens to occur at 32 (and the boiling point at 212). The Celsius scale has more convenient values for these phase transition points (0 and 100 degrees) because Anders Celsius DID use water as a basis for his scale.

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    zorg
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    Now that is interesting to know an absalute zero is 0,D in kelvin another mesurment that’s hardly used.

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