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Pssst... You over-corrected > 278 °K to 283 °K, There's no ° symbol before the kelvin unit, just a regular non-breaking space if you want to be SI-compliant.
by MayeulC 3y ago
Pssst... You over-corrected
> 278 °K to 283 °K,
There's no ° symbol before the kelvin unit, just a regular non-breaking space if you want to be SI-compliant.