Physics, asked by muhammadmubeen128, 1 year ago

Why do we use mercury in thermometre?why not water

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Answered by vamsikrishna8089

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Answer:

b

Explanation:

because Mercury sticks to the classes of the tube of the thermometer it does not rise equal to equal amount of temperature

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