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Question... not Homework!
Here is a question paper that I am not able to solve... neither my teacher can. This is not a homework! Please help me if you can.
Q. Mercury-in-glass thermometer is used to measure the boiling point in a liquid. Suggest why the boiling point of measured liquid is not affected by the thermal energy absorbed by the thermometer bulb?
Also can anyone tell me relative advantage of thermistor thermometer over mercury-in-glass thermometer?
Thanks
Here is a question paper that I am not able to solve... neither my teacher can. This is not a homework! Please help me if you can.
Q. Mercury-in-glass thermometer is used to measure the boiling point in a liquid. Suggest why the boiling point of measured liquid is not affected by the thermal energy absorbed by the thermometer bulb?
Also can anyone tell me relative advantage of thermistor thermometer over mercury-in-glass thermometer?
Thanks