Answer:
The given statement is false.
Explanation:
Given that aluminum boils at 2,467°C
Boiling point of aluminum in kelvins is 2,194 K
Temperature in degree Celsius can be converted into Kelvins by relation:
\((T)^oC=273 +(T) K\)
So, boiling point of aluminium in Kelvins will be:
\(2,467 ^oC=273 +(2,467) K=2,740 K\)
2,740 K ≠ 2,194 K
But the given value in Kelvins is not coming equal to our calculated value, Hence, the given statement is false.
