1 E2 K
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To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists temperatures between 100 kelvin and 1000 kelvin.
- Temperatures lower than 100 K
- 100 K is equivalent to:
- -173.15 °C
- 125 K -- -148 °C -- superconductivity point of Tl-Ba-Cu-oxide
- 143 K -- -130 °C -- mean "surface" temperature of Saturn
- 152 K -- -121 °C -- mean "surface" temperature of Jupiter
- 184 K -- -89 ° C -- -128.6 ° F -- coldest climatic temperature recorded on Earth.
- 194.6 K -- -78.5 ° C -- sublimation point of carbon dioxide (dry ice)
- 210 K -- -63 °C -- mean surface temperature of Mars
- 234.32 K -- -38.83 °C -- melting point of mercury
- 255.37 K -- -17.18 °C -- 0 °F
- 273.15 K -- 0 °C -- 32 °F -- melting point of water
- 282 K -- 9 °C -- mean surface temperature of Earth
- 293 K -- 20 °C -- 68 °F -- room temperature
- 310 K -- 37 °C -- 98.6 °F -- human body temperature
- 331 K -- 58 °C -- 136.4 °F -- hottest climatic temperature recorded on Earth
- 373 K -- 100 °C -- boiling point of water
- 400 K -- 127 °C -- max. temperature at Concorde nose tip
- 452 K -- 179 °C -- mean surface temperature of Mercury
- 600.65 K -- 327.50 °C -- melting point of lead
- 737 K -- 464 °C -- mean surface temperature of Venus
- 933.47 K -- melting point of aluminium
- 1000 K is equivalent to:
- 727.15 °C
- Temperatures higher than 1000 K
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