Science, asked by abhinavak22, 1 year ago

why does the mercury not fall or rise jn a clinical thermometer when taken out of the mouth

siya4275: as the level ofmercury does not fall down in clinical thermometer because it consists of a kink which prevents the level of mercury from falling down on other hand laboratory thermometer does not consists of kink so, the level of mercury falls down easily... Hope it helps u

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Answered by Anonymous

Actually in clinical thermometer have kink, this $\textbf{kink}$ is actually a break for the mercury caplullay tube.

Whem ever mercury crosses kink level, kink will stop its back motion.

Answered by zikra81

the mercury not fall or rise in a clinical thermometer when taken out of mouth because it won't rise untill the thermometer placed in a warmer place than it's temperature.

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