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The rise of liquid in the thermometer is due to
a. Evaporation
b. Contraction
c. Expansion
d. Condensation ​

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Answered by ks7249380
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Answer:

c expansion

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Answered by tavongasallynyoni
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Answer:expansion

Explanation:The mercury pools in the bulb, but when it heats up, it expands. Because it can't expand through the bottom of the bulb, it is forced up the tube. That expansion, caused by the atoms flying around faster and taking up more space, is what makes the thermometer work.

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