1. Convert 38˚C to both Fahrenheit degrees and Kelvin.

2. Convert 82K to both Celsius and Fahrenheit degrees.

3. Calculate the difference between 99˚F and 40˚F in both Celcius degrees and Kelvin.
4. The boiling temperature of liquid oxygen (O2 ) is -297.3˚F. Convert this temperature to
Celsius degrees and Kelvin.
5. The label on a pressurized can of spray disinfectant warns against heating the can
above 130 °F. What are the corresponding temperatures on the Celsius and kelvin
temperature scales?
6. The boiling point of ethylene glycol, a substance used as antifreeze in automobiles, is
198°C. Express this temperature in K.
7. Pure aspirin melts at 135°C. Express this temperature in °F
8. Room temperature is usually about 70°F. Express the temperature in °C.
9. Dry ice, carbon dioxide, sublimes (i.e., goes from a solid to a gas without melting) at -
78.5°C. Express this temperature in K.
10. A cooling bath composed of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) and acetone is used to
maintain a temperature of -80°C. Express this temperature in °F.

Test II.

11. How many Significant figures in each term? Justify Your answer (3pts Each)

a. 34.6209
b. 0.003048
c. 5010.0
d. 4032.090
e. 0.0667728000

1. The average body temperature of a house cat is 102.5 °F. What is this temperature in
Celsius?
2. Dry ice, or frozen carbon dioxide sublimes (phase change between solid to gas) at -
78.5 °C under normal atmospheric pressures. What is this temperature in Fahrenheit?
3. Liquid oxygen boils at normal pressure at -183.96 °C. What is this temperature in
Kelvin?
4. In many ideal gas problems, room temperature is considered to be at 302 K to make
calculations easier. What is this temperature in Celsius?
5. The boiling point of ethylene glycol, a substance used as antifreeze in automobiles, is
199°C. Express this temperature in K.
6. Pure aspirin melts at 135°C. Express this temperature in °F
7. Room temperature is usually about 70°F. Express the temperature in °C.
8. Dry ice, carbon dioxide, sublimes (i.e., goes from a solid to a gas without melting) at -
78.5°C. Express this temperature in K.
9. A cooling bath composed of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) and acetone is used to maintain
a temperature of -80°C. Express this temperature in °F.
10. The label on a pressurized can of spray disinfectant warns against heating the can
above 130 °F. What are the corresponding temperatures on the Celsius and kelvin
temperature scales?
Test II.

11. How many Significant figures in each term? Justify Your answer (3pts Each)

a. 6.01
b. 02947.1
c. 583.02
d. 097.83
e. 0.42000