Chemistry, 19.04.2021 18:10 julissav28346
Which of the following statements are true for a typical calorimeter.
A) The substance being burned is exothermic with a ΔH being negative, while the water is endothermic with a ΔH being positive.
B) The substance being burned is endothermic with a ΔH being positive, while the water is exothermic with a ΔH being negative.
C) The substance being burned is exothermic with a ΔH being positive, while the water is endothermic with a ΔH being negative.
D) The substance being burned is endothermic with a ΔH being negative, while the water is exothermic with a ΔH being positive.
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