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The 10 pages that link to Absolute temperature, each with the reason it gives.

• Ideal gas lawRelated: The equation requires kelvins because gas pressure and volume scale with absolute, not Celsius, temperature.

• Wien's displacement lawRelated: The inverse proportionality uses absolute temperature rather than Celsius or Fahrenheit.

• Joseph Louis Gay-LussacRelated: Gay-Lussac's pressure-temperature relationship is proportional only when temperature is measured from absolute zero.

• Charles's lawRelated: Volume is proportional to kelvins, not to Celsius or Fahrenheit readings.

• Gay-Lussac's law (gas pressure)Related: The proportionality requires a scale whose zero corresponds to zero thermal motion in the idealized model.

• Curie–Weiss law (magnetism)Related: The inverse-temperature dependence uses absolute, not Celsius, temperature.

• Curie's lawRelated: The law uses absolute temperature, not a Celsius or Fahrenheit reading.

• Carnot heat engineRelated: The efficiency limit uses absolute reservoir temperatures, not Celsius readings.

• Combined gas lawRelated: The law requires absolute temperature so its ratios remain physically meaningful.