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2 thermometers, A and B, are wrapped in pieces of gauze. The gauze around thermometer A is moistened with water and the gauze around thermometer B is moistened with Ether(a volatile liquid). At the start of the experiment, both thermometers record the same temperature. Why does, after 10 min, thermometer B record a lower temperature than thermometer A?

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