Which is the absolute temperature scale?

A Celsius
B Fahrenheit
C Kelvin
D All of these

Correct Answer: Kelvin

Absolute temperature is used in application of the ideal gas law and many other laws of thermodynamics. A scale for absolute temperature with degree units the same as on the Celsius scale is known as the Kelvin scale; the absolute temperature scale using Fahrenheit degree units is the Rankine scale.

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