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Temperature difference [ΔT]

→ Attokelvin [aK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-18 K
→ Centikelvin [cK] ≈ 0,01 K
→ Decakelvin [daK] ≈ 10 K
→ Decikelvin [dK] ≈ 0,1 K
→ Degree Celsius [°C] ≈ 1 K
→ Degree Delisle [°De] ≈ 0,66667 K
→ Degree Fahrenheit [°F] ≈ 0,55556 K
→ Degree Newton [°N] ≈ 3,03030 K
→ Degree Rankine [°Ra] ≈ 0,55556 K
→ Degree Réaumur [°Ré] ≈ 1,25 K
→ Degree Rømer [°Rø] ≈ 1,90476 K
→ Degree Wedgwood [°We] ≈ 34 K
→ Electronvolt (Energy) [eV] ≈ 11.604,42517 K
→ Exakelvin [EK] ≈ 1,0 · 10⁺¹⁸ K
→ Femtokelvin [fK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-15 K
→ Gigakelvin [GK] ≈ 1.000.000.000 K
→ Hectokelvin [hK] ≈ 100 K
→ Joule (Energy) [J] ≈ 7,24291 · 10⁺²² K
→ Kelvin [K] ≈ 1 K
→ Kilokelvin [kK] ≈ 1.000 K
→ Megakelvin [MK] ≈ 1.000.000 K
→ Microkelvin [µK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-6 K
→ Millikelvin [mK] ≈ 0,001 K
→ Nanokelvin [nK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-9 K
→ Petakelvin [PK] ≈ 1,0 · 10⁺¹⁵ K
→ Picokelvin [pK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-12 K
→ Planck temperature [T(P)] ≈ 1,417 · 10⁺³² K
→ Schrödinger temperature [T(S)] ≈ 6,4449 · 10⁺²⁶ K
→ Stoney temperature [T(St)] ≈ 1,21028 · 10⁺³¹ K
→ Terakelvin [TK] ≈ 1,0 · 10⁺¹² K
→ Yoctokelvin [yK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-24 K
→ Yottakelvin [YK] ≈ 1,0 · 10⁺²⁴ K
→ Zeptokelvin [zK] ≈ 1,0 · 10^-21 K
→ Zettakelvin [ZK] ≈ 1,0 · 10⁺²¹ K

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