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The 6 pages that link to Fahrenheit, each with the reason it gives.

• TemperatureRelated: It remains in common use in the United States.

• Absolute zeroCompared with: Its zero is an arbitrary scale point, not the thermodynamic limit.

• Absolute temperatureCompared with: Its zero is conventional rather than absolute.

• British thermal unitRelated: The unit’s historical definition uses a Fahrenheit temperature interval.

• Rankine scaleRelated: Rankine uses the same size degree interval as Fahrenheit.

• English units of measurementRelated: Fahrenheit is the customary temperature scale associated with English-derived measures.