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If I am doing calorimetry, I know that if I put something like CuSO4 in water it will dissociate and the water will change temperature...
But if I put something insoluble such as BaSO4 in water, will the temperature still change and will I be able to find it's heat of formation.
It's probably an obvious answer I just don't remember, thanks!
But if I put something insoluble such as BaSO4 in water, will the temperature still change and will I be able to find it's heat of formation.
It's probably an obvious answer I just don't remember, thanks!