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  • Thermometer Ranges: Understanding Measurement Limits
    The "range of a thermometer" refers to the minimum and maximum temperatures that it can accurately measure. This range depends on the type of thermometer. Here are some examples:

    * Clinical thermometers: These are designed for human body temperature, typically ranging from 94°F to 108°F (34°C to 42°C).

    * Room thermometers: Used to measure room temperature, they typically range from -20°F to 120°F (-30°C to 50°C).

    * Oven thermometers: Designed for measuring temperatures inside ovens, their range can go much higher, typically from 0°F to 500°F (0°C to 260°C).

    * Laboratory thermometers: These can be specialized for different applications and have a wide range of possible values. For example, a laboratory thermometer measuring boiling points might go from -50°C to 300°C.

    Therefore, there's no single "range of a thermometer." The specific range depends on the intended use and the type of thermometer.

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