Fahrenheit to Delisle Converter
Enter the temperature in Fahrenheit below to get the value converted to Delisle.
Result in Degrees Delisle:
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How to Convert Fahrenheit to Delisle
Convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Delisle with this simple formula:
degrees Delisle = ( 212 - [°F] ) × 5 / 6
Insert the [°F] temperature measurement in the formula and then solve to find the result.
For example, let's convert 50 °F to degrees Delisle:
50 °F = ( ( 212 - 50 ) × 5 / 6 ) = 135 °De
The Fahrenheit scale and the Delisle scale are both used to measure temperature. Read on to learn more about each of them.
What Is Fahrenheit?
The Fahrenheit scale is a temperature scale that defines the melting point of water as 32 degrees and the boiling point of water at 212 degrees.[1] There are 180 intervals between 32 °F and 212 °F, each corresponding to one degree.
The degree Fahrenheit is a US customary and imperial unit of temperature. Fahrenheit can be abbreviated as F; for example, 1 degree Fahrenheit can be written as 1 °F.
Important Temperatures In Degrees Fahrenheit
Temperature | Degrees Fahrenheit |
---|---|
Absolute Zero | -459.67 °F |
Freezing Point of Water | 32 °F |
Triple Point of Water | 32.018 °F |
Boiling Point of Water | 212 °F |
Learn more about Fahrenheit.
What Is Delisle?
The Delisle scale is a temperature scale that sets a fixed zero point equal to the temperature of boiling water. The Delisle scale is uses incrementing degrees as the temperature decreases. It runs from 0 degrees at the boiling point of water to 150 degrees at the the freezing point.
Delisle can be abbreviated as De; for example, 1 degree Delisle can be written as 1 °De.
Important Temperatures In Degrees Delisle
Temperature | Degrees Delisle |
---|---|
Absolute Zero | 559.725 °De |
Freezing Point of Water | 150 °De |
Boiling Point of Water | 0 °De |
Learn more about Delisle.
Fahrenheit to Delisle Conversion Table
Fahrenheit | Delisle |
---|---|
-50 °F | 218.33 °De |
-40 °F | 210 °De |
-30 °F | 201.67 °De |
-20 °F | 193.33 °De |
-10 °F | 185 °De |
0 °F | 176.67 °De |
10 °F | 168.33 °De |
20 °F | 160 °De |
30 °F | 151.67 °De |
40 °F | 143.33 °De |
50 °F | 135 °De |
60 °F | 126.67 °De |
70 °F | 118.33 °De |
80 °F | 110 °De |
90 °F | 101.67 °De |
100 °F | 93.33 °De |
110 °F | 85 °De |
120 °F | 76.67 °De |
130 °F | 68.33 °De |
140 °F | 60 °De |
150 °F | 51.67 °De |
160 °F | 43.33 °De |
170 °F | 35 °De |
180 °F | 26.67 °De |
190 °F | 18.33 °De |
200 °F | 10 °De |
212 °F | 0 °De |
300 °F | -73.33 °De |
400 °F | -156.67 °De |
500 °F | -240 °De |
600 °F | -323.33 °De |
700 °F | -406.67 °De |
800 °F | -490 °De |
900 °F | -573.33 °De |
1,000 °F | -656.67 °De |
References
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Weather Service , Fahrenheit, https://w1.weather.gov/glossary/index.php?word=fahrenheit