Which scale is used for scientific work?
There are three scales which are commonly used for measuring temperature. The Celsius and Fahrenheit scales are the most common. The Kelvin scale is primarily used in scientific experiments. The Celsius scale serves as the primary temperature scale in most countries around the world. This is used by the World Meteorological Organization and most countries in the world. On this scale, 0° is freezing, 100° is boiling point. Calculations are easy in this scale. And also negative values of temperature are possible in °C scale, but not in °F and K scale.