Constant Pressure Calorimetry

This video is a basic discussion on how constant pressure calorimetry works, and how it is used to calculate the change in enthalpy associated with a chemical reaction.
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[@SkateMadison]

when finding mass of solution, you didn't account for 2.4 g zn?

[@seungjunbaek1494]

bruh read the question carefully plz. It literally says that it makes 50.0mL of the solution meaning it takes into account of the mass of zn, therefore meaning that you don't need to add the mass of zinc.

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[@Jo-fs5]

Is deltaH the same as deltaE?

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[@julmart1370]

can u explain how u got 3.01 KJ?????

[@Mayowa1994]

he multiplied the mass of the soln, the specific heat of the soln, and the change in temp and got 3,009 J. He then rounded up to 3 sig figs = 3.01 X 10^3 J

[@courtneystreu1177]

I was just wondering why we don't take work into account in constant pressure calorimetry.