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absolute temperatureTemperature measured on a scale that sets absolute zero as zero. In the SI system, the kelvin scale is used to measure absolute temperature.
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absolute temperatureSee thermodynamic temperature.
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absolute temperature[noun] A temperature scale with its units in Kelvin. A temperature in degrees Celsius can be converted to Kelvin by adding 273.15 to its value.
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absolute temperatureThe lowest possible temperature possible – at this temperature there is no movement or vibration in the atoms. The temperature is 0 K or -273C
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absolute temperatureA temperature scale expressed in degrees oF or oC using absolute zero as a base. Referred to as the Rankin or Kelvin scale.
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absolute temperatureA temperature scale expressed in degrees using absolute zero as a base. Referred to as the Rankin or Kelvin scale.
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absolute temperaturethe temperature measured on a scale with zero set at absolute zero, such as the Rankin (°R=°F+459.69) or Kelvin (°K=°C+273.15) absolute temperature scales.
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absolute temperaturetemperature in degrees centigrade (also known in this case as "degrees Kelvin" K°) measured from the absolute zero of -273.1° C, the temperature at which all atomic and molecular motio [..]
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absolute temperaturethe temperature at which most molecular movement ceases. It is often referred to as absolute zero (-273° C).
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absolute temperatureSee Temperature, Absolute.
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absolute temperaturethe temperature
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absolute temperatureTemperature reckoned in Kelvins from absolute zero. (05 Mar 2000)
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absolute temperature{animate type=”fadeInUp”} A temperature scale expressed in degrees °F or °C using absolute zero as a base. Referred to as the Rankin or Kelvin scale.
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absolute temperatureAir or gas temperature referenced from absolute zero. Known as the Rankine temperature (Fahrenheit plus 459.6) and the Kelvin temperature (Centigrade plus 273).
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absolute temperatureTemperature measured from absolute zero.
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absolute temperatureTemperature measured from absolute zero .
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absolute temperatureAlso called thermodynamic temperature. A measure, in kelvins (K), proportional to the thermal energy of a given body at equilibrium. Note 1: A temperature of 0 K is called "absolute zero," and coincides with the minimum molecular activity (i.e. , thermal energy) of matter. Note 2: Thermodynamic temperature was formerly called "absolu [..]
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absolute temperatureSCALE A temperature
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absolute temperature
Thermodynamic temperature; temperature measured on an absolute scale such as the Kelvin scale.OCD2|page=5
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absolute temperatureTemperature based on an absolute scale. See thermodynamic temperature.
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