Question

what problems will you face if you use a clinical thermometer in a laboratory to measure the temperature of boiling water​

Answer 1

Answer:

it doesn't have the metal tip

Explanation:

it only has a pumping bag and a small ball like structure made of mercury

Answer 2

Answer:

A clinical thermometer has small range and it can break due to extreme heat.

Explanation:

What is a clinical thermometer:

• Used to determine the temperature of a person's body.

• It has a kink in it that prevents mercury from flowing backwards.
• Range of Clinical Thermometer is 35°C to 42°C

What is a laboratory thermometer:

• In the laboratory, it's used to measure temperature.

• There is no kink in it.
• Range of laboratory thermometer is -10˚C to 110˚C.