erik malund wrote:
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Why did you not read the post previous to yours. K (uppercase) is degree Kelvin k (lowercase) is kilo. So

Hi Erik...

If I recall correctly, there is no thing such as 'degree Kelvin', only 'Kelvin'. So to measure temperature, you must say i.e. '34 Kelvin', which are (273.15+34) *degrees* Celsius. It is not right to say '34 degrees Kelvin', but *is* right to say '34 degrees Celsius/Fahrenheit/other'.

Regards,
Enrique.