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The thermometer designed by Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit 1686-1736, a German physicist Fahrenheit- born in Danzig. In 1714 he conceived the ill, 11 substituting mercury 11 spirits of wine in the construction of thermometers. He took as zero an his thermometric scale the lowest temperature observed by lion in Danzig during the winter of 1709. The distance, or space between this point and that in which the mercury was at the temperature of boiling water, he divided into 212 equal parts.
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