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A temperature rise of 1 degree Celsius equals a rise of how many kelvin?
A273 kelvin
B1 kelvin
C0.5 kelvin
D1.8 kelvin
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1 kelvin
Celsius and kelvin degrees are the same size, so a one degree Celsius rise is a one kelvin rise.
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