if we replace the water in a bomb calorimeter with another liquid, do we need to determine a new caorimeter condtant?

You can retry this question below If we replace the water in a bomb calorimeter with another liquid, do we need to determine a new calorimeter constant? No, because the components of the calorimeter have not changed No, because the liquid is part of the surroundings, and is not used for determining the calorimeter constant Yes, because the heat capacity of the new liquid will be different from that of water Only if the new liquid is azidoazide azide Yes, because the liquid is part of the system, which is used to determine the calorimeter constant