An example of a thermometric property is
A)the volume of a gas.
B)the pressure of a confined gas.
C)the electrical resistance of an electrical conductor.
D)the length of a column of mercury.
E)All of these are correct.

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All of these properties (volume of a gas, pressure of a confined gas, electrical resistance of a conductor, and length of a column of mercury) change with temperature and can be used to measure temperature, making them thermometric properties.

An Example of a Thermometric Property Is