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Scientists use the Celsius scale as the si unit of temperature. True or False
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Scientists use the Celsius scale as the si unit of temperature. True or False
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false they use kelvin scale cause kelvin is the SI unit of temperature
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false, it's Kelvin. Kelvin is another form of metric units used in the si system.
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