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Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant)? Or are there some bounds place upon the creation?

Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant)?

Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant)? Or are there some bounds place upon the creation?

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Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant).?

Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant).

Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant)?

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Prakhar Londhe
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Can this Temperature Scale be Considered an absolute temperature scale?

Me and My friend are having a discussion about Absolute Temperature Scales. I think Absolute Temperature Scales are those who have their zero on Absolute zero. So Can we define a new Scale (say "Namu"), which is defined as $\frac{1}{8}*K$ where K is the Kelvin Scale, and say that this scale is absolute? If Yes, Can we really make temperature scales of our own (even if it won't be much significant).