A thermometer measures temperature, often using liquid expansion or digital sensors. It’s used by placing it in contact with a substance—like under the tongue for body heat or in food for cooking. Patients, parents, chefs, and scientists benefit from its accurate readings, helping monitor health, ensure food safety, or conduct experiments.
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