chapter 7 Heat Transfer in Nature - Part 6

Which part of a clinical thermometer prevents mercury from falling back automatically into the bulb?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Which part of a clinical thermometer prevents mercury from falling back automatically into the bulb?
Options
A. Glass stem
B. Capillary tube
C. Constriction (Kink)
D. Mercury reservoir
Explanation
The kink or constriction breaks the mercury thread when taken out of the mouth, allowing accurate reading before resetting.
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