In the thermochemistry experiment, to determine the water equivalent of the calorimeter cup, and were mixed and temperature change was monitored. A) Water and NaOH B) Warm water and cold water C) HCl and NaOH D) Cold water and NaCl

In the thermochemistry experiment, to determine the water equivalent of the calorimeter cup, and were mixed and temperature change was monitored. A) Water and NaOH B) Warm water and cold water C) HCl and NaOH D) Cold water and NaCl

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In the thermochemistry experiment, to determine the water equivalent of the calorimeter cup,
and
were mixed and
temperature change was monitored.
A) Water and NaOH
B) Warm water and cold water
C) HCI and NAOH
D) Cold water and NaCl

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