J. S. Delmedigo and the liquid-in-glass thermometer

Annals of Science 54 (3):293-299 (1997)
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An early description and illustration of the liquid-in-glass thermometer is found in J. S. Delmedigo's Hebrew work, Ma"yan Ganim . This publication predates by over 20 years the usually accepted date for the invention of this instrument and may in fact constitute its first published description and illustration

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