Question

difference betwen clinical thermometer and laboratory thermometer ​

Answer 1

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As the name suggests, Clinical thermometers are used for clinical purposes, mainly to measure the human body temperature by the doctors. Moreover, the size of the laboratory thermometer is larger as it measures a wide range of temperatures.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

Clinical thermometers are used in hospitals to check temperature of living organisms and consists of mercury. It measures temperatures ranging from 35 degrees to 42 degrees usually (Body temperature of humans). It has a kink to prevent back flow of the mercury (There are digital thermometers as well though).

Lab thermometers are used in laboratories to determine the temperatures of a substance or the rise of a temperature during a reaction. (eg: boiling of water). Lab thermometers can measure temperatures from - 10 degrees to 110 degrees celsius but doesn't have a kink to prevent back flow. The material inside also has mercury.