Question 6 0 out of 2 points A large glass beaker is used for the calorimeter in

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Question 6 0 out of 2 points A large glass beaker is used for the calorimeter instead of the stacked Styroloam cups Would this change the experimental Ccal value (as compared to the Styrofoam cup A large glass beaker is used for the calorimeter instead of the stacked Styrofoam cups. Would this change the final, experimental AH value? (Select an answer for each question) Ceal for glass would smaller would be too small Response This multiple-response question has two correct answers. Hint 1:Ccal for glass would be larger" means the beaker is abeorbing a large amount of heat Feedback energy, but n'a is "smaller" isabsorbing less heat energyHot 2: The calculations foaH are based on experimental vales such as T and Coal, however, these experimental values still give an accurate description of the energy involved, then what impact on &H; will occur?

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The calorimeter constant is delta H / delta T. Change in enthalpy over change in temperature. So the glass beake,r calorimeter constant would be larger than that of the styrofoam cups because the cup is is more efficient. The same amount of energy will result in a larger temperature change in the styrofoam cup than the glass beaker.

The delta H for the beaker will smaller for the beaker because more energy will escape the "system" since the glass beaker doesn't insulate as well as the styrofoam cup.

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