What is the temperature of a body if the resistance of a resistance thermometer is 0.5 ohms at 0 degree celsius, 55 ohms at 100degree celsius and 10 ohms at the temperature of the body?
1 Answer
May 30, 2018
The modified equation for measuring an unknown temperature
#theta=(R_theta-R_0)/(R_100-R_0)xx100^@C#
where#R_0# is resistance measured at the ice point,#R_100# is resistance measured at steam point and#R_theta# is resistance measured at unknown temperature.
Inserting given values we get
#theta=(10-0.5)/(55-0.5)xx100^@C#
#=>theta=17.4^@C#