2 years ago

List the three properties of a thermometer

Physics

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Rashid [163]2 years ago

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Answer:

Property Thermometer

Volume expansion of a gas Gas thermometer

Volume expansion of a liquid Laboratory or clinical thermometer

Volume expansion of a solid Bi-metallic strip thermometer

Pressure change of a fixed mass of gas Constant – volume gas thermometer

Changes in e.m.f. Thermocouple

Changes in electrical resistance Resistance thermometer or thermistor

Changes in wavelength Pyrometer

Changes in magnetic flux or sound energy Magnetic or sonic thermometer

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List the three properties of a thermometer