Discussion
Which temperature scale is used in all thermodynamic calculations?
Answer: D
The gas law and every other thermodynamic relation require absolute temperature, since ratios and products of temperature appear throughout. Using Celsius in place of kelvin is one of the commonest arithmetic errors in the subject. Potential temperature is itself expressed in kelvin and is a derived variable rather than a scale.
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