Chemistry, 30.01.2021 19:20, nakeytrag

8. Another student performs this lab, following a similar procedure to the one you used. However, the student stops adding ice when their water cools down to only
15°C, instead of adding more ice until the water reaches a temperature close to
0°C. Will this version of the procedure change the final calculated value of delta Hfos?
Justify your response by indicating what measurements would have changed.

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