where to use temprature 273 or 293 k in ntp

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where to use temprature 273 or 293 k in ntp

Riya 25th Jan, 2020

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saad ali 25th Jan, 2020

Hello,

NTP stands for normal temperature and pressure, so at NTP we have a pressure of 1 atm and temperature of 293 K or 20 deg Celsius.

While at STP (standard temperature and pressure), pressure is 1 bar or 0.987 atm and temperature is 273 K or 0 deg Celsius.

Hope it helps.. Best of luck!!!

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