1 E3 K
To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists temperatures between 1,000 kelvin and 10,000 kelvin.
- Temperatures lower than 1000 K
- 1000 K is equivalent to:
- 726.85 °C
- 1808 K -- 1535 °C -- melting point of iron
- 2013 K -- 1740 °C -- boiling point of lead
- 3683 K -- 3410 °C -- melting point of tungsten
- 3925 K -- 3652 °C -- sublimation point of carbon
- 5780 K -- 5500 °C -- approx. surface temperature of the Sun
- 6000 K -- temperature of the Universe 300,000 years after the Big Bang
- 10000 K is equivalent to:
- 9726.85 °C
- Temperatures higher than 10000 K
External link
- Conversion Calculator for Units of TEMPERATURE (http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/dictunit/cctemp.htm)
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day the servants had straggled in from Bellegarde, and Virginia had had
her room, for which the two were silently thankful. Jackson announced
Virginia was not deceived. He would not see the yearning in her eyes as
was because he did not dare. She caught her breath when she saw that the
seen.
"Jinny," he said, "I reckon Lige is for the Yankees."
"I have known it all along," she said, but faintly.
"Did he tell you?" her father demanded. "No."
"My God," cried the Colonel, in agony, "to think that he kept it from me
because he loves us."
He said nothing to that. Virginia got up, and went softly around the
to come here--now?"
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it."
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drawing-room. The lights were out, then, but the great piano that was
hymn which Judge Whipple loved, which for years has been the comfort of
window. It was "Lead, Kindly Light." Colonel Carvel heard it, and
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Then he wheeled about, walked swiftly down the levee, and on to the
bows was set, fantastically, a yellow street-car.
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while the roustabouts passed and repassed, noisily carrying great logs of
ever gets there, Colonel."
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