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You have decided to patent a new temperature scale, called the C51 unit. The C51 units...

You have decided to patent a new temperature scale, called the C51 unit. The C51 units are not based on water, but rather dichloromethane, CH2Cl2, which melts at -97C and boils at 40C. You have decided that on your scale, the freezing point of dichloromethane is +1000 C51 and the boiling point is -1000 C51. Determine the relationship to convert C into C51 and C51 into C.

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The relationship between two scales of any temperature is givenn by- Desgnation ob ifo - freezing point Scoule of the solvent Designation of the scale 1 freeding point of the solvent Boiling p

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