Plastic or paper thermometers, often referred to as disposable thermometers, typically use a heat-sensitive material that changes color in response to body temperature. When placed under the tongue, armpit, or rectum, the thermometer absorbs heat, causing a chemical reaction that alters the color of the material. The resulting color change corresponds to specific temperature readings marked on the thermometer, allowing for a quick and easy assessment of body temperature. These thermometers provide a convenient and hygienic option for measuring temperature without the use of Mercury or electronic components.
a thermograph
The wet filter paper evaporates, causing water molecules to take energy from the thermometer's surroundings to complete the phase change. This results in a decrease in temperature around the thermometer as the heat is absorbed during the evaporation process.
Cash register paper rolls are essentially the printer paper of the cash register. When you punch in the buttons, the numbers get printed on to the paper roll.
Waxed paper is a better insulator than plastic cups because it is generally thicker and has a lower thermal conductivity. Waxed paper traps heat better, making it a more effective insulator for maintaining the temperature of liquids.
This depends on the assortment of plastic or paper.
Paper, plastic, and metal cans.
No, paper and plastic are two totally different substances.
Cash register paper is used for one main purpose which is to print receipts for customers making transactions and purchases. The cash register prints the details of the purchase onto the paper in the form of a receipt.
The Esperanto words for paper and plastic are papero and plasto.
plastic is stronger.
Paper
Paper