Newton degrees (ΔN)
A Newton degree interval is 100/33 of a kelvin, about 3.03 K.
Convert Newton degrees to any temperature difference unit
1 Newton degree = 3.03030303 Celsius degrees
Quick facts
- Unit
- Newton degree (plural: Newton degrees)
- Symbol
- ΔN
- Measures
- Temperature Difference
- System
- Degree intervals
- Equals
- 3.0303030303 kelvins
- Definition
- A difference of one degree Newton, 100/33 K.
1 Newton degree in other units
| Celsius degrees | 3.03030303 ΔC |
| Fahrenheit degrees | 5.454545455 ΔF |
| Kelvins | 3.03030303 K |
| Rankine degrees | 5.454545455 ΔR |
What is a Newton degree?
A Newton degree interval is 100/33 of a kelvin, about 3.03 K.
Where the Newton degree sits among temperature difference units
The Newton degree is number 9 of 9 on our scale of temperature difference units, ordered from smallest to largest.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Newton degree?
A Newton degree interval is 100/33 of a kelvin, about 3.03 K.
How is the Newton degree defined?
A difference of one degree Newton, 100/33 K.
How many Celsius degrees are in a Newton degree?
One Newton degree equals 3.03030303 Celsius degrees.
How many Fahrenheit degrees are in a Newton degree?
One Newton degree equals 5.454545455 Fahrenheit degrees.
How many kelvins are in a Newton degree?
One Newton degree equals 3.03030303 kelvins.