An organic chemist measures the temperature T of a solution in a reaction flask. T=141. Convert T to SI units.

To convert 141°C to Kelvin, you add 273.15 to the Celsius temperature, resulting in 414.15 K. Always remember to write Kelvin without the degree symbol. This method ensures accurate conversion to SI units.
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Answered by jsimpson11000 | 2025-07-05

You will need a conversion factor of some type....but you are not given the units of 'T'.
If 'T' is 141 ° C then SI units (Kelvin) is 141 + 273.15 = **414.15 K **
Note that Kelvin has no degree symbol
If 'T' is 141 ° F this is 141 * (9/5) + 32 = 285.5 ° C
then 285.5° C = 285.5 + 273.15 =** 558.95 K ** ;

Answered by jsimpson11000 | 2025-07-05