TTemperature.Reaumur PropertyTTemperature.Reaumur PropertyTemperature in degrees Réaumur
Proposed in 1731 by René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur.
Also known as the "division octogesimale" or "octogesimal division".
The freezing point of water is 0 °Ré, the boiling point 80 °Ré
and absolute zero is -218.52 °Ré.
One degree Reaumur is 1.25 degrees Celsius or kelvins.
Standard abbreviation is °R, but °Ré allows unique identification
ClassTTemperatureSyntax
published property Reaumur: Double read GetRéaumur write SetRéaumur;
DescriptionTemperature in degrees Réaumur
Proposed in 1731 by René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur.
Also known as the "division octogesimale" or "octogesimal division".
The freezing point of water is 0 °Ré, the boiling point 80 °Ré
and absolute zero is -218.52 °Ré.
One degree Reaumur is 1.25 degrees Celsius or kelvins.
Standard abbreviation is °R, but °Ré allows unique identification