C
- noun
- After raising the temperature of the substrate to 55 degrees C with steam, fermentation takes place in a vertical reactor under thermophilic conditions, without the addition of water.
- degrees C
Examples
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The temperature range is 0 degrees to 60 degrees C for operating and -25 to 100 degrees C for storage.
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In the latter two areas, annual rainfall decreases by more than 6 percent for every 1 degree C of global mean warming.
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Operating conditions, indicated by degree C rise above ambient, are shown on the tricolored LED display.
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15.3C or just 1.0C above the year 1700 level with just 0.3C more to go.
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The temperature outside reached 30 degrees C yesterday, making it one of the hottest days of the year.
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He noticed that the water boiled at 100 degrees C under normal atmospheric conditions.
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The weather forecast predicted a drop to minus 10 degrees C overnight.
Synonyms
A unit for measuring temperature on the Celsius scale where water freezes at 0 and boils at 100
A unit of temperature on the Celsius scale
Compounds
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A surgery to deliver a baby by making cuts in the mother's abdomen and womb
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A substance in fruits and vegetables that helps the body stay healthy and fight illness
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A liver infection caused by a virus spread through blood, for example by sharing needles
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A computer program that turns C code into instructions the computer can run
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A protein made by the liver that rises in the blood as a sign of infection or inflammation
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A style of popular music from the southern United States with guitars and songs about everyday life
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A common concert wind instrument played by blowing across a hole tuned to C and used in orchestras
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A soil layer below the B layer and above bedrock made of partly broken rock with little plant material
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A green pigment in brown algae and tiny water organisms that helps make food from light
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A soil layer under the B-horizon and above bedrock made mostly of broken rock with few plant roots
Surface Forms
Etymology
C for temperature stands for Celsius, the scale named after Anders Celsius, so 0°C and 100°C mark the freezing and boiling points of water on that scale.