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metal used in thermometer

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • which metal is used in the thermometer??

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  • Mercury is the only metal which exists as a liquid at a room temperature.
  • Hence, the metal used in thermometer is mercury.

Additional information:-

to measure a thermometer:-

  • A thermometer is made up of a long, thin glass tube called as capillary tube that has a bulb at one end.
  • The substance which is generally used in thermometer is either mercury or alcohol
  • A thermometer works on the principle that heat energy causes expansion of mercury or alcohol...

Answered by Anonymous
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⇒ Which metal is used in thermometer????

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 \text{Mercury!!}

Mercury is used because it remains liquid throughout various temperatures as opposed to water, which freezes in colder temperatures. Mercury thermometers are also designed to withstand boiling temperatures.

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