calorimetry

Example:Thermal calorimetry is used to determine the enthalpy change of a reaction.

Definition:A method of calorimetry that measures the amount of heat produced by a chemical reaction or physical change isochorically (at constant volume).

Example:Constant-pressure calorimetry was used to measure the heat of combustion for various fuels.

Definition:A method of calorimetry that measures the heat of a reaction or process at constant pressure, as opposed to constant volume.

Example:Isobaric calorimetry was applied to study the dissolution of salt in water.

Definition:A method of calorimetry where the process is carried out at constant pressure (isobaric condition).