FAQ Why is temperature not a physical magnitude like the others?

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Why is temperature not a physical magnitude like the others?

Temperature is not a quantity in the strict sense of the term, as most other units of measurement are. In fact, a magnitude is all that is susceptible of increase or decrease, as, for example, a length, a surface, a power, & c.

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