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Degree Réaumur to Degree Celsius Conversion Table

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0.1 - 0.54
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
0.1= 0.125
0.11= 0.1375
0.12= 0.15
0.13= 0.1625
0.14= 0.175
0.15= 0.1875
0.16= 0.2
0.17= 0.2125
0.18= 0.225
0.19= 0.2375
0.20= 0.25
0.21= 0.2625
0.22= 0.275
0.23= 0.2875
0.24= 0.3
0.25= 0.3125
0.26= 0.325
0.27= 0.3375
0.28= 0.35
0.29= 0.3625
0.30= 0.375
0.31= 0.3875
0.32= 0.4
0.33= 0.4125
0.34= 0.425
0.35= 0.4375
0.36= 0.45
0.37= 0.4625
0.38= 0.475
0.39= 0.4875
0.40= 0.5
0.41= 0.5125
0.42= 0.525
0.43= 0.5375
0.44= 0.55
0.45= 0.5625
0.46= 0.575
0.47= 0.5875
0.48= 0.6
0.49= 0.6125
0.50= 0.625
0.51= 0.6375
0.52= 0.65
0.53= 0.6625
0.54= 0.675
0.55 - 0.99
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
0.55= 0.6875
0.56= 0.7
0.57= 0.7125
0.58= 0.725
0.59= 0.7375
0.60= 0.75
0.61= 0.7625
0.62= 0.775
0.63= 0.7875
0.64= 0.8
0.65= 0.8125
0.66= 0.825
0.67= 0.8375
0.68= 0.85
0.69= 0.8625
0.70= 0.875
0.71= 0.8875
0.72= 0.9
0.73= 0.9125
0.74= 0.925
0.75= 0.9375
0.76= 0.95
0.77= 0.9625
0.78= 0.975
0.79= 0.9875
0.80= 1
0.81= 1.0125
0.82= 1.025
0.83= 1.0375
0.84= 1.05
0.85= 1.0625
0.86= 1.075
0.87= 1.0875
0.88= 1.1
0.89= 1.1125
0.90= 1.125
0.91= 1.1375
0.92= 1.15
0.93= 1.1625
0.94= 1.175
0.95= 1.1875
0.96= 1.2
0.97= 1.2125
0.98= 1.225
0.99= 1.2375
1.00 - 1.44
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
1.00= 1.25
1.01= 1.2625
1.02= 1.275
1.03= 1.2875
1.04= 1.3
1.05= 1.3125
1.06= 1.325
1.07= 1.3375
1.08= 1.35
1.09= 1.3625
1.10= 1.375
1.11= 1.3875
1.12= 1.4
1.13= 1.4125
1.14= 1.425
1.15= 1.4375
1.16= 1.45
1.17= 1.4625
1.18= 1.475
1.19= 1.4875
1.20= 1.5
1.21= 1.5125
1.22= 1.525
1.23= 1.5375
1.24= 1.55
1.25= 1.5625
1.26= 1.575
1.27= 1.5875
1.28= 1.6
1.29= 1.6125
1.30= 1.625
1.31= 1.6375
1.32= 1.65
1.33= 1.6625
1.34= 1.675
1.35= 1.6875
1.36= 1.7
1.37= 1.7125
1.38= 1.725
1.39= 1.7375
1.40= 1.75
1.41= 1.7625
1.42= 1.775
1.43= 1.7875
1.44= 1.8
1.45 - 1.89
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
1.45= 1.8125
1.46= 1.825
1.47= 1.8375
1.48= 1.85
1.49= 1.8625
1.50= 1.875
1.51= 1.8875
1.52= 1.9
1.53= 1.9125
1.54= 1.925
1.55= 1.9375
1.56= 1.95
1.57= 1.9625
1.58= 1.975
1.59= 1.9875
1.60= 2
1.61= 2.0125
1.62= 2.025
1.63= 2.0375
1.64= 2.05
1.65= 2.0625
1.66= 2.075
1.67= 2.0875
1.68= 2.1
1.69= 2.1125
1.70= 2.125
1.71= 2.1375
1.72= 2.15
1.73= 2.1625
1.74= 2.175
1.75= 2.1875
1.76= 2.2
1.77= 2.2125
1.78= 2.225
1.79= 2.2375
1.80= 2.25
1.81= 2.2625
1.82= 2.275
1.83= 2.2875
1.84= 2.3
1.85= 2.3125
1.86= 2.325
1.87= 2.3375
1.88= 2.35
1.89= 2.3625
1.90 - 2.34
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
1.90= 2.375
1.91= 2.3875
1.92= 2.4
1.93= 2.4125
1.94= 2.425
1.95= 2.4375
1.96= 2.45
1.97= 2.4625
1.98= 2.475
1.99= 2.4875
2.00= 2.5
2.01= 2.5125
2.02= 2.525
2.03= 2.5375
2.04= 2.55
2.05= 2.5625
2.06= 2.575
2.07= 2.5875
2.08= 2.6
2.09= 2.6125
2.10= 2.625
2.11= 2.6375
2.12= 2.65
2.13= 2.6625
2.14= 2.675
2.15= 2.6875
2.16= 2.7
2.17= 2.7125
2.18= 2.725
2.19= 2.7375
2.20= 2.75
2.21= 2.7625
2.22= 2.775
2.23= 2.7875
2.24= 2.8
2.25= 2.8125
2.26= 2.825
2.27= 2.8375
2.28= 2.85
2.29= 2.8625
2.30= 2.875
2.31= 2.8875
2.32= 2.9
2.33= 2.9125
2.34= 2.925
2.35 - 2.79
degrees Réaumur to degrees Celsius
2.35= 2.9375
2.36= 2.95
2.37= 2.9625
2.38= 2.975
2.39= 2.9875
2.40= 3
2.41= 3.0125
2.42= 3.025
2.43= 3.0375
2.44= 3.05
2.45= 3.0625
2.46= 3.075
2.47= 3.0875
2.48= 3.1
2.49= 3.1125
2.50= 3.125
2.51= 3.1375
2.52= 3.15
2.53= 3.1625
2.54= 3.175
2.55= 3.1875
2.56= 3.2
2.57= 3.2125
2.58= 3.225
2.59= 3.2375
2.60= 3.25
2.61= 3.2625
2.62= 3.275
2.63= 3.2875
2.64= 3.3
2.65= 3.3125
2.66= 3.325
2.67= 3.3375
2.68= 3.35
2.69= 3.3625
2.70= 3.375
2.71= 3.3875
2.72= 3.4
2.73= 3.4125
2.74= 3.425
2.75= 3.4375
2.76= 3.45
2.77= 3.4625
2.78= 3.475
2.79= 3.4875

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degrees Réaumur

The degree Réaumur is the unit of temperature of The Rankine scale.

degrees Celsius

The degree Celsius (symbol: °C) can refer to a specific temperature on the Celsius scale as well as a unit to indicate a temperature interval, a difference between two temperatures or an uncertainty. Before being renamed to honour Anders Celsius in 1948, the unit was called centigrade, from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps.