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Keywords: Aviation, Zero, Msl, Sixty, Centigrade

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For aviation purposes, 59°F (15°C).

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zero degrees Celsius.

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exactly zero degrees Centigrade

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Adopted by International Civil Aviation Organization: mean sea level (MSL), pressure 1013.25 mb, temperature 15 degrees C.

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Sixty degrees Fahrenheit, based on the international temperature scale.

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The temperature at which the parameters of a given ionic model have been specified.

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In physics, usually the ice point (0°C); less frequently, the temperature of maximum water density (4°C). In meteorology, this has no generally accepted meaning, except that it may refer to the temperature at zero pressure altitude in the standard atmosphere (15°C).

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