Newton to kelvin Converter

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Enter the temperature in Newton in the top field, then press the 'Convert' button. Alternatively, you can convert from kelvin to Newton by entering the value in kelvin in the bottom field and press 'Convert'.

Newton to kelvin Conversion Formula

$T_{kelvin}=T_{newton}*\frac{100}{33}+273.15$

Reverse formula and conversion (Kelvin to Newton)

Newton

The Newton scale, was invented by Isaac Newton. 0 °N was defined by Newton to be the temperature of melting snow and 33 °N, the temperature of boiling water.

Kelvin

Kelvin is the unit of measure for temperature adopted by the International System of Units. Absolute zero is 0 K, equivalent to -273.15 °C. Kelvin uses the same interval as Celsius. The Kelvin scale is named after Baron Kelvin of Largs, who described the need for an absolute thermometric scale in his paper "On an Absolute Thermometric Scale".

More information

On an Absolute Thermometric Scale - Lord Kelvin's 1882 paper.