Which of the following instruments is usually a liquid-in-glass thermometer?

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A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a type of thermometer in which a liquid (usually mercury or alcohol) expands or contracts as the temperature changes and is measured using a glass tube. The minimum thermometer is a type of liquid-in-glass thermometer that uses a constriction in the tube to trap the liquid at the lowest temperature reached, making it a good option for measuring the lowest temperature of the day. The radiometer is a device that measures the intensity of electromagnetic radiation, and is not a type of thermometer. Thermistors and electrical resistance thermometers are types of electronic thermometers that use changes in electrical resistance to measure temperature.

Which of the Following Instruments Is Usually a Liquid-In-Glass Thermometer