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THERMOMETER

• A thermometer is a device used to measure temperature, whether it's body temperature, room temperature, or anything else. It works by detecting the expansion and contraction of a substance (like mercury or alcohol) or using electronic components that change their resistance in response to temperature variations.
• A thermometer is an instrument that measures temperature, indicating how hot or cold something is.
• Many thermometers rely on the principle of thermal expansion. As temperature rises, substances expand, and this expansion is used to indicate the temperature on a scale.
• Thermometers can be mercury-in-glass, alcohol-in-glass, bimetallic strips, digital (with thermistors or thermocouples), or infrared
• Thermometers are calibrated with a temperature scale, most commonly Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
• The accuracy of a thermometer depends on its design and construction. Some thermometers, like mercury-in-glass, are known for their accuracy.
• Digital thermometers offer easy-to-read digital displays, while traditional thermometers have a scale that needs to be visually interpreted.