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kelvin; unit of thermodynamic temperature

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noun

kelvin (K); SI base unit of thermodynamic temperature

Symbol: K. Named after William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin (Lord Kelvin, 1824–1907). One kelvin is defined by fixing the Boltzmann constant at exactly 1.380649×10⁻²³ J·K⁻¹. Absolute zero (0 K) is −273.15 °C. Commonly abbreviated as 开 (kāi) in Chinese.

Jué绝
duì对
líng零
dù度
děng等
yú于
líng零
kāi开
ěr尔
wén文
 。

Absolute zero is equal to zero kelvin.

Shuǐ水
de的
sān三
xiàng相
diǎn点
bèi被
dìng定
yì义
wéi为
273.162
kāi7
ěr3
 .
wén1
 6
 开
 尔
 文
 。

The triple point of water is defined as exactly 273.16 kelvin.

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Yǔ宇
zhòu宙
wēi微
bō波
bèi背
jǐng景
fú辐
shè射
de的
wēn温
dù度
yuē约
wéi为
2.72
 .
kāi7
ěr开
wén尔
 文
 。

The temperature of the cosmic microwave background radiation is approximately 2.7 kelvin.

Kē科
xué学
jiā家
jiāng将
yàng样
pǐn品
lěng冷
què却
dào到
háo毫
kāi开
ěr尔
wén文
de的
wēn温
dù度
 。

The scientists cooled the sample to temperatures in the millikelvin range.