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why is there a constriction in the clinical capillary​

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Answered by harshraut2004
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The constriction in the column prevents this and holds the reading. This is why you need to shake the thermometer after taking a reading, to get the mercury held in the column past the constrictionand back into the bulb.

Answered by aashifking243
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☛ The constriction in the column prevents this and holds the reading. This is why you need to shake the thermometer after taking a reading, to get the mercury held in the column past the constriction and back into the bulb.

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