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Calorimetry: Measuring heat transferred by chemical or physical properties

“Coffee Cup” Calorimetry:
heat gained = - heat lost
q system + q surroundings = 0

Bomb Calorimetry:
q bomb + q system + q surroundings = 0
  • the specific heat of the bomb is a given number. the q of the bomb is the mass of the bomb times the c of the bomb.
  • Usually, the q of the bomb and the q of the surroundings are together because the heat lost by the system is gained by both the bomb and the surroundings.


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patel18 Ice Calorimetry 2 Oct 29 2008, 12:35 AM EDT by Jmosis
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I don't understand how to do the ice calorimetry problem in the book, it's number 41. How would you do that problem?
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