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The melting point of silver is 962°C express this temperature in kelvins
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The melting point of silver is 962°C express this temperature in kelvins

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1235.1. You can use equations or there are plenty of convertors out there to simply enter the value into and get the answer for such a simple question.

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962 plus 274 is 1236. Kelvin temperature is about 274 more than Celsius temperature.
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