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26 November, 17:25

In general, why would a thermometer increase in temperature? What happens with the energy involved?

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  1. 26 November, 17:46
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    Answer: thermometer is sensitive to change in Temperature

    Explanation: thermometer is made of tiny glass and within the thermometer is liquids like alcohol and Mercury that are very sensitive to change in Temperature, when a thermometer is placed in an environment where there is increase in Temperatue, the liquid in the thermo
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