During an actual run with the calorimeter, there are two important criteria which must be satisfied by a correctly positioned thermometer. What are these two criteria?

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6 December, 23:01

During an actual run with the calorimeter, there are two important criteria which must be satisfied by a correctly positioned thermometer. What are these two criteria?

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Cordell Barry · Answer 1

1. the bulb of the thermometer must be in the center of the lower calorimeter, about one inch from the bottom.

2. thermometer must face you to read

Explanation:

During an actual run with the calorimeter, there are two important criteria which must be satisfied by a correctly positioned thermometer. These two criteria include;

1. the bulb of the thermometer must be in the center of the lower calorimeter, about one inch from the bottom.

2. thermometer must face you to read