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    The document discusses changes in heat capacity (C) of a calorimeter and substances within as temperature changes. It notes that C of the calorimeter and substances both increase with rising temperature, according to the equations C = C0 + aT and C = C0 + bT, where C0 is the heat capacity at 0°C, a and b are constants, and T is temperature in °C. The document also examines calculating temperature changes using the formula ∆T = Q / (Ctotal∆T), where Q is heat added or removed and Ctotal is the sum of the individual heat capacities.

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    The document discusses changes in heat capacity (C) of a calorimeter and substances within as temperature changes. It notes that C of the calorimeter and substances both increase with rising temperature, according to the equations C = C0 + aT and C = C0 + bT, where C0 is the heat capacity at 0°C, a and b are constants, and T is temperature in °C. The document also examines calculating temperature changes using the formula ∆T = Q / (Ctotal∆T), where Q is heat added or removed and Ctotal is the sum of the individual heat capacities.

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    The document discusses changes in heat capacity (C) of a calorimeter and substances within as temperature changes. It notes that C of the calorimeter and substances both increase with rising temperature, according to the equations C = C0 + aT and C = C0 + bT, where C0 is the heat capacity at 0°C, a and b are constants, and T is temperature in °C. The document also examines calculating temperature changes using the formula ∆T = Q / (Ctotal∆T), where Q is heat added or removed and Ctotal is the sum of the individual heat capacities.

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    The document discusses changes in heat capacity (C) of a calorimeter and substances within as temperature changes. It notes that C of the calorimeter and substances both increase with rising temperature, according to the equations C = C0 + aT and C = C0 + bT, where C0 is the heat capacity at 0°C, a and b are constants, and T is temperature in °C. The document also examines calculating temperature changes using the formula ∆T = Q / (Ctotal∆T), where Q is heat added or removed and Ctotal is the sum of the individual heat capacities.

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