Looking for a chemical to calibrate a temperature sensor
The standard point recommended in that range by the CIPM's ITS-90 calibration standard is the melting point of gallium at 29.7646 °C. Gallium is not known to be particularly toxic, but it can embrittle metals so is ideally used/stored in glass or plastic containers. It's used as a standard because it is relatively easy to make very pure and is stable in storage. Also, by picking an ITS-90 standard, you can ensure your thermometer is calibrated to the same standard as many other high precision thermometers. N.B. ITS-90 specifies specifically the melting point of gallium, not the freezing point, unlike some of the other calibration standards.