how does calorimeter work
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in order to measure heats of reactions, we often enclose reactants in a calorimeter, initiate the reaction, and measure the temperature difference before and after the reaction. The temperature difference enables us to evaluate the heat released in the reaction.
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A typical calorimeter works by simply capturing all the energy released (or absorbed) by a reaction in a water bath. Thus by measuring the change in the temperature of the water we can quantify the heat (enthalpy) of the chemical reaction. Attached below is a helpful sheet on calorimetry from Dr.
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