Chemistry Experiment 13.2 A Calorimetry Experiment (Berean Builders)

Chemistry Experiment 13.2 A Calorimetry Experiment
Discovering Design with Chemistry by Dr. Jay L. Wile
In this lab we make a calorimeter, and calculate the specific heat capacity of a washer.
And yes, these are still last year's Chemistry labs I'm working to get up - slowly, but surely. I shall succeed!

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What are the materials used?

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What program did you use to film this video? Was it Microsoft Video Editor?

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To film, or to edit? Are they not to your liking?

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For both filming and editing, but especially for editing.

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What equipment did you need to do the experiment

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What's the initial hear of the washer and its final temperature

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80C something is the initial heat of the washer as it cannot really absorbed all of the heat, and its final temp will be around 20-25C as it cools down in room temp.

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