A student is conducting an experiment to determine how cold temperatures affect the growth of tadpoles in a tank of water. Which instrument would be most appropriate to use in this experiment? a calibrated bulb thermometer that has a readout from –15°C to 25°C a calibrated digital thermometer that has a readout from 50°C to 250°C an uncalibrated bulb thermometer that has a readout from 0°C to 100°C an uncalibrated digital thermometer that has a readout from –10°C to 100°C

A wet-bulb thermometer measures the extent of cooling that happens as the moisture dries from a surface (evaporative cooling). The wet-bulb temperature is always lower than the dry-bulb temperature except when there is 100% relative humidity. Bulb temperature is a more accurate measurement of product temperature.

Why wet bulb temperature is important?

Wet-bulb temperature essentially measures how much water vapor the atmosphere can hold under current weather conditions. A lower wet bulb temperature means the air is drier and can hold more water vapor than it can at a higher wet bulb temperature.

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