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What does a calorimeter directly measure? change in temperature kinetic energy specific heat radiation

What does a calorimeter directly measure? change in temperature kinetic energy specific heat radiation
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What does a calorimeter directly measure?

change in temperature
kinetic energy
specific heat
radiation

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Change in temperature

A calorimeter directly measures temperature change and this information, along with the substance's mass and specific heat, is used to calculate the amount of heat.
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