Temperature of constant temperature and humidity air

The temperature of the air indicates the degree of heat and cold of the air. The temperature is measured by a temperature scale. At present, the commonly used temperature scales in the world are: 1. Absolute temperature scale (also known as Kelvin temperature scale), the symbol is T, the unit is K; 2. The Celsius temperature scale, the symbol is t, the unit is ℃; 3. The Fahrenheit temperature scale, the symbol is t, The unit is ℉. The conversion relationship of these three temperature scales is: tu003dT-273.15 t℃u003d5/9 (t℉-3 The temperature of the air is the degree of coldness and heat of the air. The temperature is measured by the 'temperature scale'. Currently commonly used internationally The temperature scale is: 1. Absolute temperature scale (also known as Kelvin temperature scale), the symbol is T, the unit is K; 2. Celsius temperature scale, the symbol is t, the unit is ℃; 3. The Fahrenheit temperature scale, the symbol is t, and the unit is ℉. The conversion relationship of these three temperature scales is: tu003dT-273.15t℃u003d5/9 (t℉-32) where: T—absolute temperature, K; t℃—temperature in Celsius, ℃; t℉—temperature in Fahrenheit, ℉.