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thermal physics

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Q 1/6
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name the instrument to measure temperature
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thermometer
Q 2/6
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what is the si units of temperature
30
kelvin

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6 questions

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name the instrument to measure temperature

1

30 sec

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what is the si units of temperature

2

30 sec

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how much is 1 degree celcius equivilent to in Kelvin?

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30 sec

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state the name of the thermometer used to measure human body temperature

4

30 sec

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what is the si unit of energy?

5

30 sec

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what is the quantity symbol for specific heat capacity?

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30 sec

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