1. Home
  2. Temperature
  3. °N → K

Convert Newton to Kelvins

°N\text{°N}
=
K\text{K}

Newton (°N)

An early 18th‑century temperature scale attributed to Isaac Newton. In its modern reconstruction the interval from melting ice to boiling water spans 0–33 degrees Newton (°N).

Kelvin (K)

An absolute temperature unit in the International System of Units (SI).

Newton to Kelvins Conversion Table

Newton (°N)Kelvins (K)
1276.1803
2279.21061
5288.30152
10303.45303
20333.75606
50424.66515
100576.1803
2501030.72576
5001788.30152
10003303.45303

How to Convert Newton to Kelvins

Formula:

K=°N×10033+273.15\text{K} = °N \times \frac{100}{33} + 273.15

Example

Convert 15 °N to K:

K=°N×10033+273.15\text{K} = °N \times \frac{100}{33} + 273.15
K=15×10033+273.15\text{K} = 15 \times \frac{100}{33} + 273.15
K=318.60455\text{K} = 318.60455
=318.60455 K= 318.60455 \, \text{K}

All conversions from Newton (°N)