The joules of energy absorbed per 1°C temperature change represents what property of a calorimeter? A. enthalpy B. entropy C. standard enthalpy of formation D. heat capacity
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Step 1: Heat capacity is an intrinsic physical property that measures the amount of heat required to change a substance's temperature by a given amount. Show more…
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