Which temperature is higher? ( a ) 0 K or 0 °C ( b ) 300 K or 0 °C ( c ) 250 K or -20 °C
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ISBN: 9781133958437
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Which temperature is higher? (a) 0 K or 0 °C (b) 300 K or 0 °C (c) 250 K or -20 °C
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