Measurement of Temperature

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Measurement of Temperature: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Temperature, Thermometer, Clinical Thermometer, Mercury Thermometers, Laboratory Thermometer, Kelvin Scale, Reading of Thermometer, Scales of Temperature, Six's Thermometer and, Celsius Scale

Important Questions on Measurement of Temperature

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What is the relationship between degree Celsius and Fahrenheit?

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Which are the different scales of temperature?

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Convert 101oF tooC.

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Explain about mercury thermometer.

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Which is the correct formula for converting degrees F to degrees C

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What is the difference between Kelvin and Celsius ?

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 -89 oC in Kelvin is

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Name the thermometer which is characterised by the presence of kink in it.

(Choose from: Laboratory thermometer/Clinical thermometer)

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Name the liquid which is used in a clinical thermometer to indicate temperature?

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Which liquid is used as a heat-sensitive liquid in a thermometer?

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The ______ prevents the fall of the mercury on its own in a clinical thermometer.

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What is the normal range of temperatures in a clinical thermometer?

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Which property of mercury is not used in making a thermometer?

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Which property of mercury is not used in making a thermometer?

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Which metal contracts and expands when a clinical thermometer comes in contact with a person having a fever? 

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What ensures that the mercury should not fall on its own in a clinical thermometer?

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In which state mercury is used in a thermometer?

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Name the thermometer which is used for measuring temperature while performing experiments.

(Choose from the following: Clinical thermometer/Laboratory thermometer)

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Write the unit in words for the following symbol: °C.

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Name a liquid metal that is a good conductor of heat.

(Choose from the following: Iron/Mercury)