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Ideal vs Real Coffee-Cup Calorimeter Lab
Chemistry Simulation Studio — AgoFact Demos · University of California, Los Angeles
This UCLA Chemistry Simulation Studio tool simulates ideal versus real coffee-cup calorimeter experiments, allowing students to explore how theoretical predictions differ from actual laboratory conditions through interactive demonstrations.
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