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Explain why it is more difficult to measure the temperature of a solid than of a liquid
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Explain why it is more difficult to measure the temperature of a solid than of a liquid
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Because you can actually put something inside the liquid to measure the temperature,but with the solid you can't
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It is more difficult to measure the temp of a solid than a liquid because it takes longer to go through a solid than a liquid..
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