Determine the time constant of a kerosene-filled thermometer. The bulb has a diameter of 0.25 cm and a length of 0.85 cm. the film coefficient is estimated to be12 W/m2. K. Ignore the resistance and thickness of the bulb wall.

Determine the time constant of a kerosene-filled thermometer. The bulb has a diameter of 0.25 cm and a length of 0.85 cm. the film coefficient is estimated to be12 W/m2. K. Ignore the resistance and thickness of the bulb wall.

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0.25 cm and a length of 0.85 cm. the film coefficient is estimated to be12 W/m2. K.
Ignore the resistance and thickness of the bulb wall.

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