Question

The melting point of silver is 962°C. How do you express this temperature in kelvins?

Answer 1

On the `"Kelvin scale"`, the normal freezing point of water is `273K` above absolute zero. The `"Celsius scale"` places the freezing point of water at `0` `""^@C`.

Explanation:

And thus `962` `""^@C` `=` `(962+273)*K` `=` `??K`