What should the deionised water be placed in?

How can you convert from kilojoules to joules?

How much deionised water should be measured?

Which piece of equipment must be clamped during calorimetry?

Before starting the stopclock what needs to be recorded?

What piece of equipment measures the temperature of the anhydrous copper(II) sulfate and deionised water?

Whilst recording the temperature at regular intervals, what needs to be done?

What should be added at the fourth minute?

When should the temperature of the anhydrous copper(II) sulfate first be measured?

Once all temperatures have been recorded what do you need to do?

When plotting a graph to show the calorimetry experiment for copper(II) sulfate, which data should be plotted on the y-axis?

When plotting a graph to show the calorimetry experiment for copper(II) sulfate, which data should be plotted on the x-axis?

Which equation should be used to calculate enthalpy change?

Which type of beaker should be used when determining an enthalpy change?

When carrying out a calorimetry experiment what can be ignored?

Which type of measuring cylinder should be used when determining an enthalpy change?

What are the units for temperature change?

When measuring an enthalpy change what law should be considered?

What is the mass of water measured in?

When measuring enthalpy change, what should the anhydrous copper(II) sulfate be measured in?

What is the specific heat capacity of water?

When carrying out calorimetry which type of copper(II) sulfate should be used?

What are the units for specific heat capacity?

When carrying out calorimetry which timely intervals should the temperature be recorded at?

How can you convert from joules to kilojoules?