A thermometer whose memory is a one-sided magnet

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Mar 1999

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The Physics Teacher, Volume 37, Issue 3, pp. 148-149 (1999).

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Physics Education

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Recently I described an out-of-doors thermometer that works with bimetal. It remembers both the highest and lowest excursions, and it is easily reset. And I recalled that very long ago I had seen quite a different kind, a mercury one, but I could not reconstruct how it was done. Then along came a catalog that showed a mercury one. Of course I ordered one, and did reverse engineering on it. It will have some things to add to your bag of tricks.

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