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Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit was a Dutch-German-Polish physicist, engineer, and glass blower who is best known for inventing the mercury-in-glass thermometer (1714…
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Thermometer from 300 years ago made by Mr Fahrenheit sells for a whopping £67,000 at auction | Daily Mail Online
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Gabriel Fahrenheit on Twitter: "An instant read thermometer, your best bet when preparing a family dinner. Purchase now and get the temperature indoors and out!!! https://t.co/H9XOnNN1xq" / Twitter
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Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit I Inventor and Physicist I Born I 24 May 1686
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Gabriel Fahrenheit (May 14, 1686 — September 16, 1736), German physicist | World Biographical Encyclopedia
Twitter 上的NWS Seattle："Born this date in 1686, Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit was a German physicist and inventor who developed the Mercury thermometer and the temperature scale bearing his name that is used
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