oxygen bomb calorimeter
oxygen bomb calorimeter
[′äk·sə·jən ′bäm ‚kal·ə′rim·əd·ər] (engineering)
Device to measure heat of combustion; the sample is burned with oxygen in a closed vessel, and the temperature rise is noted.
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The combustion experiments were performed using a Parr Instruments model 6200 microprocessor controlled isoperibol
oxygen bomb calorimeter. Temperatures are measured with a high-precision electronic thermometer using a specially designed thermistor sensor sealed in a stainless steel probe which is fixed in the calorimeter cover.
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