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Hi all,

 

I am currently writing a Design Lab for a Physics Lab Report. The aim of the task is to dip a resistor in a calorimeter filled with Deionized Water and measure the heat energy by the temperature rise in the water.

 

The issue I am facing is whether I can actually obtain Deionized Water. Is it possible to make Deionized water in a school lab? If not, are there any alternative methods anyone could suggest to measure the heat energy of a resistor?

Are there any alternatives to water, that I could use in the calorimeter?

 

I need this information before Sunday!!!!

 

Thanks in advance!

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