Is it 100 degree Celsius or 100 degrees Celsius?

Answer 1

To calculate from Celsius to Fahrenheit,

1. Multiply by 9

100 * 9 = 900

2. Divide by 5

900 / 5 = 180

3. Add 32

180 + 32 = 212

So, 100ºC = 212F.

Answer 2

It is the boiling point of water. But not all water will evaporate at 100°C.

Water can be superheated past 100 °C, either when under pressure or when nucleation points do not exist below the surface. This can result in so-called "flash steam" when superheated water is depressurized, agitated or stirred.

Answer 3

The correct term is "100 degrees Celsius." The word "degree" is typically pluralized when used with a numerical value to indicate the unit of measurement.

Answer 4

The celsius scale is based off of water, so the boiling point of water is 100 degrees celsius which is equal to 212 degrees F or 373 kelvin.

Answer 5

100 degrees Celsius = 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 6

100 degrees Celsius is equal to 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 7

100° Fahrenheit is about 37.77° Celsius

Answer 8

100 Degrees Celsius. Celsius is a scientist's name.

100 ºC

Answer 9

the boiling point of water

Answer 10

100 o C = water's boiling point