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Daniel Fahrenheit - traduction vers allemand
GERMAN-POLISH PHYSICIST AND ENGINEER (1686-1736)
Daniel Gabrile Fahrenheit; Daniel Gabrile Farenheit; Daniel Gabriel Farenheit; Gabriel Farenheit; Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit; Daniel Fahrenheit; Gabriel Fahrenheit; Daniël Gabriël Fahrenheit; Fahrenheit (inventor)
Daniel Fahrenheit
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, (1686-1736)
degrees Fahrenheit
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UNIT OF TEMPERATURE
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Grad Fahrenheit
Dan Goldin
AMERICAN ENGINEER
Dan Goldin; Daniel S. Goldin; Daniel Saul Goldin; Goldin, Daniel; Faster, better, cheaper
n. Dan Goldin, Daniel Saul Goldin (1940 geboren), Manager der amerikanischen Weltraumbehörde NASA (von 1992 bis November 2001)
Définition
Fahrenheit Scale
A thermometer scale in use in the United States and England. On this
scale the temperature of melting ice is 32°; that of condensing
steam is
212°; the degrees are all of equal length. Its use is indicated by
the
letter F., as 180° F. To convert its readings into centigrade,
subtract
32 and multiply by 5/9. (b) To convert centigrade into F. multiply by
9/5 and add 32. Thus 180° F. = ((180-32) * 5/9)° C. = 82.2°
C. Again
180° C. = (180 * 9/5) + 32 = 324° F.
[Transcribers note: 180° C. = (180 * 9/5) + 32 = 356° F. ]
The additions and subtractions must be algebraic in all cases. Thus when
the degrees are minus or below zero the rules for conversion might be
put thus: To convert degrees F. below zero into centigrade to the number
of degrees F. add 32, multiply by 5/9 and place a minus sign (-) before
it. (b) To convert degrees centigrade below zero into Fahrenheit,
multiply the number of degrees by 9/5, subtract from 32 if smaller; if
greater than 32 subtract 32 therefrom, and prefix a minus sign, thus:
-10° C. = 32 - (10 * 9/5) = 14°. Again, -30°C. = (30 * 9/5)
- 32 = 22 =
-22° F.
Wikipédia
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit FRS (; German: [ˈfaːʁn̩haɪt]; 24 May 1686 – 16 September 1736) was a physicist, inventor, and scientific instrument maker. Born in Poland to a family of German extraction, he later moved to the Dutch Republic at age 15, where he spent the rest of his life (1701–1736). A pioneer of exact thermometry, he helped lay the foundations for the era of precision thermometry by inventing the mercury-in-glass thermometer and Fahrenheit scale.
