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Temperature ScalesThe most familiar temperature scale to most people in the US today is the Fahrenheit scale, abbreviated F. In this scale, water freezes at 32 degrees and boils at 212 degrees (at sea level). Above sea level water boils at a lower temperature. To convert between Fahrenheit and Centigrade: Fahrenheit Temperature = (Celsius Temperature) x (9/5) + 32 A scale that uses Fahrenheit degrees but considers zero to be absolute zero is called the Rankin temperature scale. As a practical matter gasses become so dense that they turn into liquids before absolute zero is reached - like propane or liquid oxygen which are liquids when compressed but become gasses when they are not compressed. Spray our liquid ice melt on stairs
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