MCQ
An ideal thermometer should have
  • A
    Large heat capacity
  • B
    Medium heat capacity
  • Small heat capacity
  • D
    Variable heat capacity

Answer

Correct option: C.
Small heat capacity
c
(c) The thermometer has to attain the temperature of the body. To do this, it should draw as little heat from the body as possible, so that the existing temperature of the body is not disturbed.

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