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There is a constriction in a clinical thermometer give reasons​

There is a constriction in a clinical thermometer give reasons​
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There is a constriction in a clinical thermometer give reasons​

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  • There is a constriction made in a clinical thermometers.
  • As constriction stops the mercury inside the thermometer to drop back towards the bulb of thermometer.
  • So there is constriction used in clinical thermometers to prevent usage of alcohol or mercury into bulb
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