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Converting Fahrenheit to Centigrade / Celsius

Converting Centigrade / Celsius to Fahrenheit

 

° F = Degrees Fahrenheit
° F = 9/5 °C+32)
1 unit is 1/180 of the difference between the temperature of melting ice and boiling water at standard temperature and pressure.

 

° C = Degrees Centigrade / Celsius
° C = 5/9 (° F-32)
1 unit is 1/100 of the difference between the temperature of melting ice and boiling water at standard temperature and pressure.

 

Chart for
Temperature Conversions
between
Fahrenheit and Centigrade

° F

° C

 
 14,432  8000  
 10,832  6000  
 7,232 4000  
5,432 3000  
3,632 2000

Orton's pyrometric cone 12 bends at 2420° F

Orton's pyrometric cone 04 bends at 1940° - 2008° F

Orton's pyrometric cone 06 bends at 1830° - 1873° F

 2,732  1500

platinum melts at 1772° C

iron melts at 1535° C

 nickel melts at 1453° C

1,832 1000

manganese melts at 1244° C

Orton's pyrometric cone 022 bends at 1157° F

copper melts at 1083° C

gold melts at 1063° C

silver melts at 960.8° C

1,652 900  
1,472 800  
1,292 700  
1,112 600  
1,022 550  
 986  530  
950 510  
 896  480  
860 460  
 824  440  
 788  420 zinc melts at 419.4° C
752 400  
716  380  
 680  360  
 644  340  
 608  320 lead melts at 327.5° C
 572  300  
 554  290  
 536  280  
 518  270  
 500  260  
 482  250  
 464  240  
 446  230 tin melts at 231.89° C
 428  220  
 410  210  
 392  200  
 374  190  
 356  180  
 338  170  
 320  160  
 302  150  
 284  140  
 266  130  
 248  120  
 230  110  
 212  100 water boils at 212° F., 100° C
 203  95  
194  90  
 185  85  
 176  80  
 167  75  
 158  70  
 149  65  
 140  60  
 131  55  
 122  50  
 113  45  
 104  40  
 95  35 normal body temperature for humans is 98.6° F., 37° C
 86  30  
 77  25  
 68  20  
 59  15  
 50  10  
 41  5  
 32  0 freezing point of water is 32° F., 0° C
 23  -5  
 14  -10  
 5  -15  
 -4  -20  
 -13  -25  
 -22  -30  
 -31  -35  
 -40  -40  
 -76  -60  
 -112  -80  
 -148  -100  
 -238  -150  
 -328  -200  

 

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* E. Orton Jr. Ceramic Foundation. See pyrometric cones.

 

 

 

 

 

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