Kalorimetry
Kalorimetry is a scientific technique used to measure the heat transfer associated with a chemical or physical process. It operates on the principle of conservation of energy, where heat lost by a system is equal to the heat gained by its surroundings, or vice versa. The core of a calorimeter is an insulated container designed to minimize heat exchange with the external environment.
There are various types of calorimeters, each suited for different applications. Bomb calorimeters are commonly used
The fundamental measurement in calorimetry is the temperature change of a known mass of a substance with