One is Fahrenheit and the other is Celsius. Such thermometers are designed to be marketed to multiple countries.
Any one who wants to find out what temperature it is somewhere uses a thermometer.
The bimetal mechanical thermometer uses one end of a bimetallic coil connected to the housing of the device and the other end drives an indicating needle. The bimetal mechanical thermometer is often used in things like refrigerators, air conditioners and heat control.
A total immersion thermometer is one that has been calibrated to read correctly when the entire thermometer is submerged in a homogeneously temperated liquid/medium.
A total immersion thermometer is one that has been calibrated to read correctly when the entire thermometer is submerged in a homogeneously temperated liquid/medium.
If you're the one designing the thermometer, you could make it longer or make the bore wider. If you've got an existing thermometer, there's not much you can do.
There is no special name for a maximum-minimum thermometer. It generally consists of two scales one will push a slider up as the temperature increases and the other thermometer pushes a slider down as the temperature goes down. You read it by observing the position of the sliders and then reset it so that the sliders return to the current temperature.
A chocolate thermometer and a regular thermometer differ from each other by its size and sturdiness. The chocolate thermometer are much bigger than the regular thermometer so that it can withstand the extreme heat. The normal thermometer can withstand less heat than the other one.
Assuming you're talking about a glass thermometer, each mark or 'tick' on the thermometer stands for a 5 degree increase/decrease. Most thermometers should have their degrees labeled in increments of 10, with one mark in between symbolizing an increment of 5, which is (most of the time) unmarked.
One can purchase pallet scales from a variety of websites. These include Quick Supply, Masterline, Global Industrial, 1800 Scales, and many other websites.
Reptiles or fish, and rarely other animals
Some tools that veterinarians use are scales, x-ray machines, thermometers, stethoscopes, scales, computers, syringes, scalpels, forceps, ultrasound machines, needles, sutchers, thread, anesthesia machine and many other tools.
Talking scales are perfect for those who have a little trouble reading a traditional scale display. These scales can be found at Walmart, Target, Meijer, and other stores that carry scales.
Yes. One of them is labeled "30° east" and the other is labeled "30° west".
One scale is reading 200N and the other is reading 400N.
One measures temp other barometric press
Thermometer
its because you leaning one one of the sides