Examine the pictures of the thermometers. The image on the right displays how the thermometer has changed after the transfer of kin the observable feature(s) that could serve as evidence of a kinetic energy transfer. Thermometer Before Thermometer After O The thermal energy increased. O The liquid moved further down the thermometer. O There was a temperature decrease. O The potential energy increased.

Examine the pictures of the thermometers. The image on the right displays how the thermometer has changed after the transfer of kin the observable feature(s) that could serve as evidence of a kinetic energy transfer. Thermometer Before Thermometer After O The thermal energy increased. O The liquid moved further down the thermometer. O There was a temperature decrease. O The potential energy increased.

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter6: Biomedical Electrodes, Sensors, And Transducers

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