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United Scientific THTC02 THERMOMETER, RED LIQUID, 12", TOTAL IMMERSION, -10 TO 150 C 1/EA
THERMOMETER, RED LIQUID, 12", TOTAL IMMERSION, -10 TO 150 C.
Red spirit-filled thermometers provide increased safety and economic
pricing. They contain a petroleum-based column with red dye, which is
significantly safer than mercury. These thermometers all have 6 to 7mm
outer diameters and the bulbs have equal or smaller diameters than the
stems.
Partial immersion thermometers are useful if you have a shallow container
that holds the substance to be measured. These thermometers have a
small indicator ring that denotes the depth to which the thermometer
should be submerged to obtain and accurate temperature reading.
Full immersion thermometers need to be submerged deep enough so the
desired temperature is at the meniscus. For example, if you wish to
measure the temperature of a hot water bath to make sure it is 100°C,
then you need to submerge the thermometer up to the 100°C mark.
Red spirit-filled thermometers provide increased safety and economic
pricing. They contain a petroleum-based column with red dye, which is
significantly safer than mercury. These thermometers all have 6 to 7mm
outer diameters and the bulbs have equal or smaller diameters than the
stems.
Partial immersion thermometers are useful if you have a shallow container
that holds the substance to be measured. These thermometers have a
small indicator ring that denotes the depth to which the thermometer
should be submerged to obtain and accurate temperature reading.
Full immersion thermometers need to be submerged deep enough so the
desired temperature is at the meniscus. For example, if you wish to
measure the temperature of a hot water bath to make sure it is 100°C,
then you need to submerge the thermometer up to the 100°C mark.