Temperature Interval Converter
Convert temperature differences or changes between scales (e.g., Δ°C, Δ°F, ΔK).
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Understanding Temperature Intervals
A temperature interval (or temperature difference) represents a change in temperature, not a specific temperature point. For example, if a substance heats up from 10°C to 20°C, the temperature interval is 10°C.
Converting temperature intervals is different from converting specific temperatures. For intervals, the zero points of the scales are irrelevant, and only the relative size of the degrees matters.
| Interval Unit | Equivalent To |
|---|---|
| 1 degree Celsius (Δ°C) | 1 Kelvin (ΔK) |
| 1 degree Celsius (Δ°C) | 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (Δ°F) |
| 1 degree Celsius (Δ°C) | 1.8 degrees Rankine (Δ°R) |
| 1 degree Celsius (Δ°C) | 0.8 degrees Réaumur (Δ°Re) |
| 1 degree Fahrenheit (Δ°F) | 1 degree Rankine (Δ°R) |
| 1 degree Fahrenheit (Δ°F) | 0.555... degrees Celsius (Δ°C) or Kelvin (ΔK) |