The term '''absolute temperature scale''' usually refers to the [[Kelvin]] temperature scale, but can also refer to the [[Rankine]] scale. These scales are based on the conventional scales for measuring temperature - [[Celsius]] in most non-US countries and [[Fahrenheit]] in the [[United States]].
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The term '''absolute temperature scale''' usually refers to the [[Kelvin]] temperature scale, but can also refer to the [[Rankine]] scale. These scales are based on the conventional scales for measuring temperature – [[Celsius]] in most non-US countries and [[Fahrenheit]] in the [[United States]].