Q.
Mercury boils at a temperature of 367°C; however mercury thermometers are made which can measure up to 500°C. This is done by:
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a
maintaining vacuum above the Hg column in the stem of the thermometer
b
filling nitrogen gas at low pressure above mercury column
c
filling nitrogen gas at high pressure above mercury column
d
filling oxygen gas at high pressure above mercury column
answer is C.
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if we fill nitrogen gas at a high pressure above mercury level,the boiling point of mercury is increased which can extended to the range up to 5000C
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