Question 3
Why is alcohol used rather than mercury to measure very low temperatures?
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Alcohol freezes at −115 °C, far below mercury. Mercury stays liquid only down to −39 °C.
Lesson: Chapter 9 — Heat
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Why is alcohol used rather than mercury to measure very low temperatures?
The right answer is the one marked above.
Alcohol freezes at −115 °C, far below mercury. Mercury stays liquid only down to −39 °C.
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