A.100?C
B.200?C
C.300?C
D.400?C
E.500?C
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- Ordinary mercury-in-glass thermometer (without any covering or air gap) is an example of
- Ordinary mercury-in-glass thermometer works on the principle of
- A mercury-in-glass thermometer and a platinum resistance thermometer are calibrated from measurements on ice and steam points. The two thermometers then necessarily agree ?
- Ordinary mercury-in-glass thermometers are used to measure the temperature in the range of
- Normal mercury thermometer can be used upto
- The lowest temperatures that can be measured by a gas thermometer using nitrogen is
- The lower temperature limit for mercury thermometer is
- The lowest temperature upto which a mercury thermometer can be used is
- The upper range of mercury thermometer can be increased by
- A constant-volume gas thermometer employing hydrogen gas is used to measure the temperatures
