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The length of a mercury column in a particular mercury-in-glass thermometer is 10.00 cm when the column is in thermal contact with H20 at its triple point.Consider the length of the column as the thermometric parameter X and let y be the temperature determined by this thermometer.

Could you please explain how to calculate the temperature measured when the length of the column is 8 cm, and to calculate the length of mercury at steam point.

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