Thermal Properties of Matter Caloriemetry water equivalent eh?????
what does it mean by water equivalent??? is it just mass??? also how would i do this??
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ok yea we have to just take effective weight 250
wait so we dont have to do convert stuff into water equivalent?
like im getting 25
Yup, it is the weight of the calorimeter
i stll dont get ths water equicalent thing
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
bruh ok
so 150 had no role
whatsoever
in the calculaton of this
i just took water equivalent to be x
and got 25
could they have asked for like
conversions between normal mass
and water equialent?
if yea then how
ah nvm
this has it all
thanku ji
Normal mass of solid is given 150g and you just calculated water equivalent to be 25g
So, yeah...
that's the ratio 150/25
okok
thanku
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