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who discovered thermometer?

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Answered by SatishKumarVerma

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Daniel Fahrenheit

The more modern thermometer was invented in 1709 by Daniel Fahrenheit. It was an enclosed glass tube that had a numerical scale, called the Fahrenheit scale. The early version of this thermometer contained alcohol and in 1714 Fahrenheit developed a mercury thermometer using the same...

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Answered by remyavijayan098

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Answer:physician santorio santorio he invented the first thermometer.

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