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what is the inner vessel of a calorimeter made of??

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Answered by aishi9jha

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Answer:

The fiber ring is made of insulating fiber material.

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Answered by aadil1290

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Calorimeters have a fiber ring that hold the inner vessel hanging in the center of the outer vessel. The fiber ring is made of insulating fiber material. Finally, each calorimeter has an insulating cover or lid with holes for the stirring rod and thermometer...

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