give at least 5 examples of thermometers, thermometric substance and thermometric property. please help me ASAP

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Artist 52 [7]1 year ago

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Answer:

Thermometers:

1. Mercury thermometer

2. Alcohol thermometer

3. Thermocouple

4. Bimetallic strip

5. Resistance thermometer

Thermometric substances:

1. Mercury

2. Alcohol

3. Thermocouple

4. Bimetallic strip

5. Resistance thermometer

Thermometric properties:

1. Mercury's expansion with temperature

2. Alcohol's expansion with temperature

3. The voltage generated by a thermocouple

4. The change in shape of a bimetallic strip

5. The change in resistance of a resistance thermometer

Explanation:

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