How do I convert Newton to Delisle?

To convert Newton to Delisle, multiply the value by 1. For example, 1 °N equals 1 °De.

What is the formula for converting Newton to Delisle?

The formula is: Delisle = Newton × 1

Newton to Delisle Converter

Convert Newton (°N) to Delisle (°De)

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Result

145.4545°De

1 Newton = 145.4545454545 Delisle

Conversion Formula

0 °N = 150 °De

150 °De = 0 °N

How to Convert Newton to Delisle

To convert Newton to Delisle, use the formula: °De = (33 − °N) × 50/11

Delisle = Newton × 1

Examples: 0 °N = 150 °De (freezing point), 33 °N = 0 °De (boiling point)

Newton to Delisle Conversion Table

Newton (°N)	Delisle (°De)
-40 °N	331.8182 °De
-20 °N	240.9091 °De
-10 °N	195.4545 °De
0 °N	150 °De
10 °N	104.5455 °De
20 °N	59.0909 °De
25 °N	36.3636 °De
30 °N	13.6364 °De
37 °N	-18.1818 °De
40 °N	-31.8182 °De
50 °N	-77.2727 °De
100 °N	-304.5455 °De
200 °N	-759.0909 °De
500 °N	-2122.7273 °De
1000 °N	-4395.4545 °De

About These Scales

°NNewton

The Newton scale was devised by Isaac Newton around 1700. On this scale, water freezes at 0N and boils at 33N. It was one of the first attempts to create a standardized temperature scale.

°DeDelisle

The Delisle scale is unusual because it runs in the opposite direction to other temperature scales. Water boils at 0De and freezes at 150De. It was invented by Joseph-Nicolas Delisle in 1732.