How many degrees are between the melting point of ice and the boiling point of water in the celsius scale?

Question

And on the Farenheit Scale?

Answer 1

If zero degrees Celsius is freezing and 100 degrees is boiling then I would say 99 degrees for anything above freezing would technically be a melting process. I suppose you could even say 99.99 but we're getting far too specific I would think. I would say for a reasonable answer 99 degrees difference.

Answer 2

Boiling point is 100 Celsius or 180 Fahrenheit
Freezing or melting is 0 Celsius or 32 Fahrenheit
The differences would be 100 and 180 degrees respectively.

Variable factors apply that affect these temperatures, such as air pressure and oxygen content, but these are the standards.

Answer 3

Water freezes at 0 degrees celsius and boils at 100. Therefore the difference between melting and thawing is 99 because you'll need to move up 1 degree between freezing and melting.

Answer 4

100 at 0 degrees celsius water freeezes at 100 it boils or turns to steam

Answer 5

C isnt 100....water FREEZES at 0 C and boils at 100 C....
so that would be the difference between freezing and boiling...but i dont know about melting...same with faherenheit...ppl are telling you the freezing temp...

Answer 6

100 kelvins are the same size as Celsius degrees

Answer 7

0 is freezing in celsius, 100 is boiling so thats hmmm let me see here...100 degrees difference

32 is freezing in farenheit and 212 is boiling in farenheit so its 212 - 32, let me think...hmmm.....sounds like 180 but I did it in my head...

Answer 8

C 100
F 180

Answer 9

32 degrees in Faherenheit is freezing


0 degress in celcsuis is freezing

100 degress is boiling in celsuis

Answer 10

100 and 212 less 32 whatever that is, i guess.