Question

In thermometers liquids inside of gases and solids are used. Explain why? The FIRST answer should be MARKED as BRAINLIST.....​

Answer 1

in thermometer mercury is used because it doesn't stick to the walls of the thermometer it doesn't expand much with increase in temperature

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Answer 2

The liquid used in thermometers has moderate coefficient of expansion so as to measure body temperature where as solids have very low and gases have very high coefficient of expansion. ... Mercury is the only one in liquid state at room temperature. It's used in thermometers because it has high coefficient of expansion.