2). I mentioned always using Kelvin above. Let's test this: Find € for a Carnot engine running at 550° C while at Vostok Station, Antarctica (-85° C). Find twice: once using Celsius and once using Kelvin and answer the following: Why doesn't Celsius work for finding € ?

2). I mentioned always using Kelvin above. Let's test this: Find € for a Carnot engine running at 550° C while at Vostok Station, Antarctica (-85° C). Find twice: once using Celsius and once using Kelvin and answer the following: Why doesn't Celsius work for finding € ?

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