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The melting and boiling temperatures of what pure substance are used as standards in the main scales of temperature?
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The melting and boiling temperatures of what pure substance are used as standards in the main scales of temperature?

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The melting and boiling temperatures of "Water" are used as standards in the main scales of temperature.

Melting point of water = 0 C or 273.15 K
Boiling point of water = 100 C or 373.15 K

In short, Your Answer would be "Water"

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