Convert Degrees Rankine (°R, Historical Temperature Increment Conversion) to Planck Temperature (Θ, Temperature Increment Conversion)

Please be aware this is not a common scale conversion. This conversion page answers a question like the following: "how many degrees would Celsius temperature change if it gets 10 Fahrenheit degrees colder?" For typical temperature conversions please go to scale temperature conversion as this page will give you wrong results!
degrees Rankine (°R)
Historical temperature increment conversion
Planck temperature (Θ)
Temperature increment conversion

This page features online conversion from degrees Rankine to Planck temperature. These units belong to different measurement systems. The first one is from Historical Temperature Increment Conversion. The second one is from Temperature Increment Conversion.

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