Temperature converter
11 units, SI unit K. Every conversion runs through the SI base value, so round-trips are exact.
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32 °F = 0 °C
32 °F in every temperature unit
| nanokelvin | 273,000,000,000 nK |
| microkelvin | 273,000,000 μK |
| millikelvin | 273,000 mK |
| degree Fahrenheit | 32 °F |
| degree Rankine | 492 °R |
| kelvin | 273 K |
| degree Celsius | 0 °C |
| degree Réaumur | 0 °Ré |
| kilokelvin | 0.273 kK |
| megakelvin | 0.000273 MK |
| gigakelvin | 2.73e-07 GK |
One degree Celsius in every unit
| nanokelvin (nK) | 274,150,000,000 nK |
| microkelvin (μK) | 274,150,000 μK |
| millikelvin (mK) | 274,150 mK |
| degree Fahrenheit (°F) | 33.8 °F |
| degree Rankine (°R) | 493.47 °R |
| kelvin (K) | 274.15 K |
| degree Celsius (°C) | 1 °C |
| degree Réaumur (°Ré) | 0.8 °Ré |
| kilokelvin (kK) | 0.27415 kK |
| megakelvin (MK) | 0.00027415 MK |
| gigakelvin (GK) | 2.7415000e-07 GK |
This quantity converts affinely (a scale and an offset), so a table of “one unit in every other” is only meaningful for differences. Use the converter above for absolute values.