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Celsius to Kelvin? Suppose the initial temperature of a substance is 0 degree celsius. The temperature then increases, to 20 degree celsius. So here's the question. What is the temperature difference between the two, in Kelvin?
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Reply	m_bushelltorr says: The temperature difference is 20, both Kelvin and Celcius use the same scale. (no votes) Tags: physics, temperature, maths, chemistry, temperatureinversions.
	posted on 2011-07-07 13:23:07 \| Report abuse

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