Kelvin
- The SI unit of Temperature
- The kelvin is the unit of thermodynamic temperature. It is the fraction 1/273.16 of the thermodynamic temperature of the triple point of water.
| Primary reference temperatures | kelvin |
| Freezing temperature of Gold | 1337.58 |
| Freezing temperature of Silver | 1235.08 |
| Freezing temperature of Zinc | 692.73 |
| Boiling point of Water | 373 |
| Triple point of Water | 273.16 |
| Boiling point of Oxygen | 90.188 |
| Triple point of Oxygen | 54.361 |
| Boiling point of Neon | 27.102 |
| Boiling point of Equilibrium Hydrogen | 20.28 |
| triple point of Equilibrium Hydrogen | 13.81 |
All defined at standard atmospheric pressure.
See also: Celsius Temperature Scale, Kelvin, William Thomson, Reaumur Temperature Scale, Temperature.
Subjects: Physics Thermodynamics


