During the experiment on the determination of surface tension of liquids by the capillary rise method, what is the type of thermometer used to measure the temperature of the liquids? * O Infrared thermometer Mercury thermometer O Manometer O Digital thermometer

During the experiment on the determination of surface tension of liquids by the capillary rise method, what is the type of thermometer used to measure the temperature of the liquids? * O Infrared thermometer Mercury thermometer O Manometer O Digital thermometer

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Chapter16: Temperature And The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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Problem 53P: A mercury thermometer is constructed as shown in Figure P16.53. The Pyrex glass capillary tube has a...

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During the experiment on the
determination of surface tension of
liquids by the capillary rise method,
what is the type of thermometer
used to measure the temperature
of the liquids? *
Infrared thermometer
O Mercury thermometer
O Manometer
O Digital thermometer

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