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Would you use alcohol or Mercury in a thermometer if you wanted to measure tempatures at the North pole?
Alcohol would be used in a thermometer to measure temperatures at the North Pole because it has a lower freezing point than Mercury. Alcohol remains liquid at colder temperatures, making it suitable for use in extreme cold environments like the North Pole. Mercury would freeze at the very low temperatures experienced at the North Pole.
Why would you use alcohol thermometer rather then a mercury thermometer in the north pole?
because it would turn to ice and alcohol wouldn't
Is there a north and south pole on mercury?
yes
Why wouldn't you take a mercury in glass thermometer with you to south pole?
If I only had those 2 choices... I would use ALCOHOL since Mercury freezes at -38.72° Celsius. The North Pole can get down below -50° Celsius. Ethanol (alcohol) freezes at -114 ° Celsius Methanol (alcohol) freezes at -97.8° Celsius
How do you get the north pole number?
You cant silly! ITS A SECRET!!! Nobody knows the north pole number!
Would you use alcohol or mercury to measure temperature in north pole?
I say mercury Cause alcohol will melt faster
Would you use alcohol or mercury in a thermometer at the South Pole and why?
I would use alcohol in a thermometer at the South Pole because it remains liquid at much lower temperatures than mercury, which can freeze at approximately -39°C (-38.6°F). Alcohol's lower freezing point makes it more suitable for extreme cold conditions. Additionally, alcohol is less toxic than mercury, making it a safer option in case of a breakage.
Recently radar has shown evidence of what at Mercury's north pole?
idk ask someone else
What is the diameter of Mercury pole to pole?
Mercury is almost a perfect sphere - with a diameter of 4879.42 ± 1.0 km
How many miles is it from the south pole to the north pole?
It takes about 12,450.5 miles from the north pole to the south pole or south pole to north pole.
How is the season on north pole and south pole?
in north pole
Which pole did Matthew Hanson reach with explorer Robert Pearly?
north pole north pole north pole
