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Question 13 of 18 in Calorimetry experiments for determining the enthalpy changes of reactions

Calorimetry experiments for determining the enthalpy changes of reactions

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Which value must be measured directly in a calorimetry experiment in order to calculate the heat energy released using the equation Q = mcΔT?

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Correct option: The temperature change of the water

Common mistakes: choosing pressure or rate of reaction as the measured variable

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A1 · 1 mark · Correctly identifies 'The temperature change of the water' as the required measurement.

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The temperature change (ΔT) must be measured to use Q = mcΔT.

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