Convert the following record-setting Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit and Kelvin: a) – 89. 2°C, the lowest temperature ever recorded (using ground-based equipment) in the world (July 21, 1983, Vostok Research Station, | Antarctica)

Convert the following record-setting Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit and Kelvin: a) – 89. 2°C, the lowest temperature ever recorded (using ground-based equipment) in the world (July 21, 1983, Vostok Research Station, | Antarctica)

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Chapter13: Temperature, Kinetic Theory, And The Gas Laws

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Convert the following record-setting Celsius
temperatures to Fahrenheit and Kelvin:
a) – 89. 2°C, the lowest temperature ever recorded
(using ground-based equipment) in the world
(July 21, 1983, Vostok Research Station,
Antarctica)

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