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The bulb in the thermometer has

a) Oxygen b) Mercury c) Nitrogen d) Carbon dioxide​

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Answered by jgsahithi
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Answer:

MERCURY

Explanation:

Option b

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Answered by simarpreetkaurp2018
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Answer:

B) MERCURY

Explanation:

The bulb in a thermometer is filled with mercury. When the bulb is heated, mercury in the bulb expands and rises up in the capillary tube. The height of the mercury gives the reading of temperature.

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