Match each type of thermometer with its corresponding physical thermometric property.
- Liquid-in-glass thermometerChange in length or volume of a liquid column
- Constant-volume gas thermometerChange in pressure of a gas
- Resistance thermometerChange in electrical resistance
- ThermocoupleElectromotive force (e.m.f.) produced across junctions
Answer
Liquid-in-glass thermometer matches change in length or volume of a liquid column; Constant-volume gas thermometer matches change in pressure of a gas; Resistance thermometer matches change in electrical resistance; Thermocouple matches electromotive force (e.m.f.) produced across junctions.
Each thermometer is accurately matched to the physical property that undergoes a measurable change as temperature varies.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Thermometric properties and operating principles of thermometers