Which of the following shows maximum dip effect (indicating reverse direction of temperature change) ?

Correct answer: D. Mercury thermometer

  • A. Thermocouple
  • B. Radiation pyrometer
  • C. Bimetallic thermometer
  • D. Mercury thermometer

Explanation

A mercury thermometer can show a pronounced dip or reversal in indication because mercury and the glass bulb respond with different thermal lags. Radiation pyrometers have no comparable liquid-column effect, while the other choices are less associated with this stated dip effect.

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