A calorimeter measures the energy in a phase change by measuring a change in which of the following? Mass. Density Temperature Pressure

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Jaiden Olson

Chemistry

10 July, 22:52

A calorimeter measures the energy in a phase change by measuring a change in which of the following? Mass. Density Temperature Pressure

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Jamiya Mccann · Answer 1

Temperature

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A calorimeter is an scientific instrument used for calorimetry, the process of measuring heat. The processes commonly studied by calorimetry are phase changes, chemical reactions, or measurements of heat capacity. For any of those processes the measured property is temperature.