A laboratory thermometer is a crucial tool used in scientific experiments to measure temperatures with precision. Unlike regular household thermometers, laboratory thermometers are designed to measure a wider range of temperatures, often from -10°C to 110°C or more, depending on the type. They are typi********* liquid like mercury or alcohol, which expands and contracts with temperature changes. These thermometers feature a thin, uniform bore for accurate readings and are usually marked with a detailed scale. They are essential in various scientific fields, from chemistry and biology to physics, helping researchers conduct experiments that require precise temperature control. Proper handling and calibration are key to ensu********* u're a student or a seasoned scientist, understanding how to use a laboratory thermometer correctly is fundamental to conducting reliable and repeatable experiments.
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Understanding the Laboratory Thermometer
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