Asked by Cheryl
1. The amount of heat absorbed in a chemical reaction is measured with a thermometer.
a. true
b. false
answer: False
a. true
b. false
answer: False
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Answered by
DrBob222
At first glance I ma inclined to agree with your answer; however, I wonder if it could be correct if we looked at it another way.
We measure the initial T with a thermometer and we measure the final T with a thermometer. The difference in T then is used to calculate q. In that sense we used a thermometer to measure the heat absorbed.
We measure the initial T with a thermometer and we measure the final T with a thermometer. The difference in T then is used to calculate q. In that sense we used a thermometer to measure the heat absorbed.
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