Table Of Thermometric Equivalents
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This section is from the book "Introduction To Materia Medica And Pharmacology", by Oliver T.Osborne. See also: The Principles Of Therapeutics.
Table Of Thermometric Equivalents
To convert Degrees Centigrade to Degrees Fahrenheit, multiply by 9, divide by 5, and add 32 to the quotient.
Centigrade. | Fahrenheit. | |
- 25 | = | - 13 |
- 20 | = | - 4 |
- 15 | = | + 3 |
- 10 | = | + 14 |
- 5 | = | +23 |
0 | = | +32 |
5 | = | 41 |
10 | = | 50 |
15 | = | 59 |
20 | = | 68 |
25 | = | 77 |
30 | = | 86 |
35 | = | 95 |
36 | = | 96.8 |
37 | = | 98.6 |
37.2 | = | 99 |
37.8 | =: | 100 |
38 | = | 100.4 |
38.3 | = | 101 |
38.9 | = | 102 |
39.4 | = | 103 |
40 | = | 104 |
40.5 | = | 105 |
41.1 | = | 106 |
41.6 | = | 107 |
42.2 | = | 108 |
42.8 | = | 109 |
43.3 | = | 110 |
44 | = | 111.2 |
45 | = | 113 |
50 | = | 122 |
60 | = | 140 |
70 | = | 158 |
80 | = | 176 |
90 | = | 194 |
100 | = | 212 |
( Freezing point of water.)
(Average normal human ternperature.)
(Boiling point of water.)
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