Assertion: calorimeter's heat | /r/Causes | change
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text: In integrating calorimeters of another type, isothermal (constant temperature) calorimeters, the introduced heat does not change the temperature of the calorimetric system but causes changes in the aggregate state of a material that constitutes part of this system (for example, melting of ice in the Bunsen ice calorimeter).
text: In integrating calorimeters of another type, isothermal (constant temperature) calorimeters, the introduced heat does not change the temperature of the calorimetric system but causes changes in the aggregate state of a material that constitutes part of this system (for example, melting of ice in the Bunsen ice calorimeter).