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The Reaumur scale, symbol (°Ré, °Re, °r), also known as the "octogesimal division", is a temperature scale for which the freezing and boiling points of water are defined ..more definition+
The Reaumur scale, symbol (°Ré, °Re, °r), also known as the "octogesimal division", is a temperature scale for which the freezing and boiling points of water are defined ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [temperature] => (kelvin), 1 Reaumur (°Re) is equal to 274.4 kelvin, while 1 Reaumur (°Re) = 274.4 kelvin.1 Reaumur | to common temperature units |
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1 °Re | = 1.25 celsius (°C) |
1 °Re | = 274.4 kelvin (K) |
1 °Re | = 34.25 fahrenheit (°F) |
1 °Re | = 493.92 rankine (°R) |
1 °Re | = 148.125 delisle (°De) |
1 °Re | = 0.4125 newton scale (°N) |
1 °Re | = 1 reaumur (°Re) |
1 °Re | = 8.15625 romer (°Rø) |
Reaumur | to Reaumur (table conversion) |
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1 °Re | = 1 °Re |
2 °Re | = 2 °Re |
3 °Re | = 3 °Re |
4 °Re | = 4 °Re |
5 °Re | = 5 °Re |
6 °Re | = 6 °Re |
7 °Re | = 7 °Re |
8 °Re | = 8 °Re |
9 °Re | = 9 °Re |
10 °Re | = 10 °Re |
20 °Re | = 20 °Re |
30 °Re | = 30 °Re |
40 °Re | = 40 °Re |
50 °Re | = 50 °Re |
60 °Re | = 60 °Re |
70 °Re | = 70 °Re |
80 °Re | = 80 °Re |
90 °Re | = 90 °Re |
100 °Re | = 100 °Re |
200 °Re | = 200 °Re |
300 °Re | = 300 °Re |
400 °Re | = 400 °Re |
500 °Re | = 500 °Re |
600 °Re | = 600 °Re |
700 °Re | = 700 °Re |
800 °Re | = 800 °Re |
900 °Re | = 900 °Re |
1000 °Re | = 1000 °Re |
2000 °Re | = 2000 °Re |
4000 °Re | = 4000 °Re |
5000 °Re | = 5000 °Re |
7500 °Re | = 7500 °Re |
10000 °Re | = 10000 °Re |
25000 °Re | = 25000 °Re |
50000 °Re | = 50000 °Re |
100000 °Re | = 100000 °Re |
1000000 °Re | = 1000000 °Re |
1000000000 °Re | = 1000000000 °Re |