PHYS 1001: Thermal Physics
Thermometers • liquid thermometer – change in dimensions • gas thermometer – change in pressure • thermistor – change in resistance • Galilean thermometer – change in buoyancy • EM radiation – artery thermometer . Is human skin a thermometer? • Can …
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