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(H) Chem. - Bennett: 24-25_YR U9: Energy

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A [选择] calorimeter barometer thermometer galvanometer is an analytical device in which the identity of a substance or heat content of a substance is determined by looking at the change in temperature of water.  It uses the [选择] Law of Conservation of Energy Law of Conservation of Water Law of Conservation of Mass Bennett's Law of Conserving Energy (nap time) which states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed so all of the heat that is gained by the water must have come from the reaction.  This device is used to determine an object's [选择] volume size temperature specific heat .

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The question presents a sequence of fill-in-the-blank choices for a calorimetry setup. Option 1: 'calorimeter' — This device is indeed used in calorimetry to measure heat transfer via temperature change of water or another medium. The description mentions determining heat content or identity of a substance by observing the water’s temperature change, which aligns with how a calorimet......Login to view full explanation

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