What is the use of Celsius in thermometer?

Answer 1

Today we use many things to measure temperature such as kelvin and Fahrenheit. However the most common used is celsius. This is used for measuring:

• air temp
• oven temp (for baking)
• body temp (to check for virus)

Answer 2

Celsius is a temperature scale used in thermometers to measure temperature. It is widely adopted as an international standard for measuring temperature and is based on the freezing and boiling points of water, with 0 degrees Celsius being the freezing point and 100 degrees Celsius being the boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure.

Answer 3

A thermometer in Celsius uses a + and - system. 0 is freezing point, anything below 0 (with the -) is colder, and anything above is hotter.

Simple table:

9 H

8 O

7 T

6 T

5 E

4 R

3

2

1

0 (freezing point)

-1

-2

-3

-4 C

-5 O

-6 L

-7 D

-8 E

-9 R

And so on...

Answer 4

Place the thermometer in the liquid you are measuring. Wait until the temperature stabilizes, and then read the thermometer at eye level, just like you would a graduated cylinder, except that there's no meniscus. If you are measuring a liquid that is being heated over a Bunsen burner, you should have the thermometer held in place with a thermometer clamp. You should have the thermometer positioned about halfway down in the liquid.

Answer 5

Degrees Celsius are used all over the world - except the USA, its territories and possessions. People like there the funny degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 6

the thermometer is used for temperature outside and it can be used for someone who is sick

Answer 7

Canadians prefer the degree Fahrenheit.
But Celsius is used around the world.
The scientific unit for temperature (from SI) is kelvin (K).

Answer 8

Shows the temperature.

Answer 9

Celsius degrees measure temperature.

Answer 10

Yes.