Average room temperature 72°F °C K Temperature on a very hot day °F °C 310K Boiling point of water °F 100°C K Melting point of water 32 °F °C _K Lowest temperature ever recorded °F °C 180K Average human body temperature 98.6°F °C _K 11

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