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No I believe it is correct, but you are perhaps confused by the "inversion" of a temperature unit over time?
DegreeCelsiusPerMinute is simpler to look at, and "FromBaseToUnitFunc": "{x} * 60", does get you from base unit DegreeCelsiusPerSecond to DegreeCelsiusPerMinute. E.g. (1 DegreeCelsiusPerSecond) * 60 => 60 DegreeCelsiusPerMinute
We also verify the direction by having both roundtrip tests and oneway tests, and double checking with Google confirms it.
O yes I see, I forgot that it's divide by time, so you have to invert the operation. Thank and sorry, I had to verify it first. (but in my head it was so obvious, but to fast).
In file TemperatureChangeRate I think they put the from and to formulas the wrong way around. From minutes to sec is * 60 instead of / 60.
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