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if you are using charles law law to find the volume of a gas at a certain temperature, the temperature must be expressed in?
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not celsius but....
If you are using SI base units and quantities, I suggest you use the temperature in Kelvin. Use the conversion oC= K-273
All temperatures in thermodynamics are expressed in the scale based on absolute zero - known as ??
@Hoslos it is not a suggestion - but a requirement
Zero Kelvin.
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always degree kelvin
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