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The '''temperature''' of a system in [[classical thermodynamics]] is intimately related to the [[zeroth law of thermodynamics]]; two systems having to have the same temperature if they are to be in thermal equilibrium (i.e. there is no net [[heat]] flow between them). | The '''temperature''' of a system in [[classical thermodynamics]] is intimately related to the [[zeroth law of thermodynamics]]; two systems having to have the same temperature if they are to be in thermal equilibrium (i.e. there is no net [[heat]] flow between them). | ||
However, it is most useful to have a temperature scale. | However, it is most useful to have a temperature scale. |