In part 1 of this lab, you will be calculating A,H by conducting constant-pressure calorimetry measurements. One of the steps you will take is calculating AT of the water inside the test tube and then using the formula qcal = mx Cs x AT. What is the correct procedure for calculating AT? Select one: Leave Tinitial and Tfinal in °C, then calculate Tfinal - Tinitial, then leave the result in °C (as we learned in lecture) Leave Tinitial and Tfinal in °C, then calculate Tfinal - Tinitial in °C, then add 273 to convert the result to K (please don't do this)

In part 1 of this lab, you will be calculating A,H by conducting constant-pressure calorimetry measurements. One of the steps you will take is calculating AT of the water inside the test tube and then using the formula qcal = mx Cs x AT. What is the correct procedure for calculating AT? Select one: Leave Tinitial and Tfinal in °C, then calculate Tfinal - Tinitial, then leave the result in °C (as we learned in lecture) Leave Tinitial and Tfinal in °C, then calculate Tfinal - Tinitial in °C, then add 273 to convert the result to K (please don't do this)

Chemistry

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