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The temperature of an object is raised by 90oC . This is equivalent to what increase in its absolute temperature?
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The temperature of an object is raised by 90oC . This is equivalent to what increase in its absolute temperature?

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In terms of the CHANGE, I think they're the same It's just that the "absolute" temperature in Kelvins is different from celsius 0 celsius = 273 kelvins 100 celsius = 373 kelvins
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