The Griffiths method uses the Joule variety of this device, and one named after Nernst and Lindemann is used at low temperatures.
The Griffiths method uses the Joule variety of this device, and one named after Nernst and Lindemann is used at low temperatures. In the differential scanning type, two aluminum pans sit on a calibrated slab and the temperature of one is raised linearly. Though the Joly version uses the mass of condensed steam, the "continuous-flow" variety named after Callendar and Barnes uses the flow of liquid water. The isothermal titration one can determine the end point of a reaction, and in a more common type, the bulb of a thermometer below the water surface is utilized. For 10 points, name this device which measures the amount of heat that has been absorbed or evolved during a chemical reaction, more famous examples of which are the "coffee cup" and "bomb" types.
The Griffiths method uses the Joule variety of this device, and one named after Nernst and Lindemann is used at low temperatures.
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