Mercury filled Deep Sea Thermometer descending on left, ascending on right

Mercury filled Deep Sea Thermometer descending on left, ascending on right. The temperature observed at the lowest depth is registered and maintained when the orientation of the thermometer is reversed upon ascent.

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Added On	18th October 2015
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