why does a clinical thermometer have a constriction while a laboratory thermometer don't.
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Constrictions prevent the level of the thermometric liquid to suddenly fall after measuring the temperature. О The constriction hence conserves the reading of the thermometer for a certain period of time after which it falls .
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