If you forget to weigh the calorimeter and contents at the end of a Part 1 run, you will: Select one: a. Use the mass from another run to do the calculations. b. Guess what the final mass should be. c. Put about the same volume of solutions in the calorimeter and weigh it. d. Do another run.

If you forget to weigh the calorimeter and contents at the end of a Part 1 run, you will: Select one: a. Use the mass from another run to do the calculations. b. Guess what the final mass should be. c. Put about the same volume of solutions in the calorimeter and weigh it. d. Do another run.

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If you forget to weigh the calorimeter and contents at the end of a Part 1 run,
you will:
Select one:
a. Use the mass from another run to do the calculations.
b. Guess what the final mass should be.
C. Put about the same volume of solutions in the calorimeter and
weigh it.
d. Do another run.

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