Chemistry, asked by khushisharma5579, 1 year ago

How is the principle of expansion used in a thermometer for measuring temperature

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Answered by briliant2

Expansion of mercury filled in glass

Answered by Vaish5596

Answer:

the expansion used in thermometers for measuring temperature is measured in only liquids. The mercury thermometer expands by absorbing heat and rises regularly.

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