Complete the table to show the relationship among Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit temperature scales. Round off the temperature to the nearest degrees. K C F Water boils 100⁰ 212⁰ ↑ 100K ↓ ↓ Water Freezes 273 Mercury Melts 234 CO₂ Solidifies Oxygen liquefies Absolute zero 0 ↓ 0⁰ -78⁰ -273⁰ 32⁰ 298⁰

Complete the table to show the relationship among Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit temperature scales. Round off the temperature to the nearest degrees. K C F Water boils 100⁰ 212⁰ ↑ 100K ↓ ↓ Water Freezes 273 Mercury Melts 234 CO₂ Solidifies Oxygen liquefies Absolute zero 0 ↓ 0⁰ -78⁰ -273⁰ 32⁰ 298⁰

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Complete the table to show the relationship among Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit temperature scales.
Round off the temperature to the nearest degrees.
K
C
F
Water boils
100⁰
212⁰
100K
↓
273
32⁰
Water Freezes
Mercury Melts
234
CO₂ Solidifies
Oxygen liquefies
298⁰
Absolute zero
0
0⁰
-78⁰
-273⁰

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