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Kelvin temperature scale - conversion In 1848, Lord Kelvin wrote a paper about the need for a temperature scale based on what he referred to as "*infinite cold*", more commonly known now as (the coldest possible temperature). This unit, now referred to as the Kelvin (K), is the SI unit of temperature.
Kelvin temperature scale - conversion In 1848, Lord Kelvin wrote a paper about the need for a temperature scale based on what he referred to as "*infinite cold*", more commonly known now as (the coldest possible temperature). This unit, now referred to as the Kelvin (K), is the SI unit of temperature.
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