CELEBRITY OF THE MONTH
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
330th Birthday (24 May 1686 – 16 September 1736)
Inventor of mercury-in-glass thermometer
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit was born in Danzig, Germany, on May 14, 1686. He was a German physicist living in the Netherlands in the early eighteenth century. He discovered that pure liquids boil at fixed temperatures, which are not influenced by the continued application of heat. He completed his first two thermometers by 1714. They contained alcohol and agreed exactly in their readings. He described his reaction in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (1724). He also discovered the method of supercooling water—that is, cooling water to below its normal freezing point without it becoming ice. On September 16, 1736, at fifty years old, he died in the Netherlands. He was buried in the city of The Hague (Image: http://res.cloudinary.com/).
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