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silver grey liquid used in clinical thermometer​

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Answered by 1184ashish
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because it has proper melting point and it not sticks at the sides of the thermometer glass and it shines which makes it easy to see.

Answered by anjali962
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mercury

If the liquid in your thermometer bulb is silver, then the liquid might be: mercury, or. a non-toxic compound that looks similar to mercury.

Mercury is preferred in thermometers because it is present in liquid state over a wide range of temperatures.

It is a silvery grey in colour, therefore it is relatively easy to observe.

The clinical thermometer is marked to indicate a small change of 0.2 degree Celsius.

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