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Earn 100

Explain the disadvantage of mercury thermometer on the basis of overheating.

Important Questions on Temperature and Its Measurement

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What is the advantage of using a digital thermometer rather than a mercury thermometer?
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What is the thermometer used to measure?
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Complete the flow chart given below. 

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Why does the temperature vary from one place to another?
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Which instrument is used to measure the following?

(Thermometer / stop watch / beaker / measuring tape / weighing machine)

The temperature of a person _____.

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The rate of dissolution of a solute depends on _____.
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What's the difference between Fahrenheit and Rankine?
 
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Which instrument is used to measure each of these?

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The temperature of a person _____.

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What will you use to measure temperature?

Hint: Its starts with letter T.

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What does temperature tell us? Name the instrument that is used to measure temperature.
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Why does the amount of solar energy received in a place varies with time, seasons and latitude?
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Find out and write the name of some popular brands of thermometer.
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Search the pictures of Digital Thermometer either from the Internet or from magazines, cut them and paste on the given appropriate places.

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What is the Rankine scale used for?
 
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Temperature can never be measured in Fahrenheit.

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Aman keeps a plastic bottle, a wooden spoon and a metallic spoon in a closed room overnight. The room temperature is300C . In the morning, he records the temperatures of the three objects as T1, T2 and T3. Which of the following most likely represents the relation between them?
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Sugar dissolves faster in hot water than in cold water because _____
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What is temperature? How is it measured?
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Write the quadrants in which the following points lie:

-4,7

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The Kelvin scale gives a natural measure of the kinetic energy of a gas, and is independent of physical properties, whereas the artificial Celsius scale is based on the physical properties of water. The Celsius scale is defined about an arbitrary zero point and hence negative °C values occur. Are physical properties such as temperature invented or discovered? Could Anders Celsius, the Swedish astronomer credited with the Celsius Scale, have chosen the melting and boiling points of another substance other than water to devise the artificial Celsius scale?