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A thermocouple thermometer is a temperature-measuring device that utilizes the thermoelectric effect, where a voltage is generated between two dissimilar metal conductors when their junctions are at different temperatures. This principle allows for precise temperature readings in various industrial, scientific, and everyday applications.
Thermocouples consist of two metal wires, typically made of alloys such as platinum-rhodium, nickel-chromium, or copper-constantan,
These thermometers are favored for their durability, wide temperature range (from cryogenic to extremely high temperatures),
The accuracy of a thermocouple thermometer depends on the quality of the materials, proper calibration, and