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A. __________is an experimental technique used to measure the change in energy of a chemical reaction or phase change.
Calorimetry

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1. Put a chemical reaction or phase change in contact with a ________ bath.
water

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2. Measure the change in temperature of the water bath. Applying the Law of Conservation of ______ and knowing the specific heat capacity of the water bath, we can calculate the energy change in the water bath by applying the following formula:
Energy

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a. The energy change in the heat bath will be the same _______ of energy as the chemical reaction or phase change, just with the opposite____.
amount
Sign

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B. The assumption behind the science of calorimetry is that the energy gained or lost by the water is _____ to the energy lost or gained by the object under study.
equal

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C. Commit the specific heat of water, ______, to memory
4.18

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B. Coffee cup calorimeter— ________cups are commonly used as insulators in the high school chemistry lab to measure temperature changes without a substantial loss of energy to the surroundings.
Coffee

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C. Although we can get reasonable results using a coffee-cup, bomb calorimeters are used at the professional level. Bomb calorimeters provide greater _________ and _______ heat loss to the surroundings.
insulation
reduce