Both values are above Triple point at 518 kPa and −56.6 °C, so it is liquid
Neither, it is the only point on the temperature scales where C = F. These are identical temperatures.
If you mean 25C - 40C, then this is called a mesophile.
It is 1G of persure on you right now, meaning 1 Atmosphere of persure, it chages on driffernt bodies in Space, like the Sun is 125G. well at 8 miles up it is -40C, i think it goes up to -125
Even though the air temperature is hot (40C / 104F), the high humidity makes it difficult for sweat to evaporate from the skin. Sweat evaporation is a key mechanism for the body to cool down, so in this case, heat loss through sweating is less efficient. As a result, the body may struggle to regulate its temperature effectively, leading to potential heat-related illnesses.
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-8b-48a-40c
-40c is colder.
About 1.6 bar R22 boils at -40c at atmospheric pressure and about 3.8 bar it boils at 0.0 c.
-40C
233.15 K is -40 deg F or -40 deg C (the latter two are the same). So, to the nearest whole degree, 233K would be equal to -40F or -40C
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104 F
40 cents (40c) is equivalent to $0.40 in U.S. currency. It represents a portion of one dollar, specifically 40 out of 100 cents.
Neither, it is the only point on the temperature scales where C = F. These are identical temperatures.
If the rope is 40c per 50 cm, it will be 80c for 100 cm (= 1m)
40 cents (40c) is equivalent to $0.40 in American money. This means it is less than a dollar, specifically 40% of a dollar.