Galileo Thermometer?


A Galileo thermometer is a thermometer that is made of sealed glass cylinder with a clear liquid that is designed to sink when a liquid is warmed or when a liquid is cooled. Galileo Galilei an Italian physicist invented the thermometer.
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A Galileo thermometer is a glass tube filled with water and floating glass bubbles. As room temperature changes so does the temperature in the tube. The bubbles have a carefully calibrated
According to Louis A. Bloomfield, the Galileo thermometer functions according to Archimedes' principle of buoyancy, which states that any object in a fluid is buoyed up by a force
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Water and rubbing alcohol is used as the liquid material in the
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A Galileo Thermometer is a thermometer. It is a glass vessel that stands, and it contains smaller glasses vessels inside that are in clear liquid. The vessels ...
A Galileo thermometer has different bubbles in it, representing different temperatures. The bubble that is calibrated to the temperature of the water will sink ...
The liquid found in a Galileo thermometer is either water or a non reactive liquid hydrocarbon in the form of paraffin and other distillates of petroleum. The ...