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If a test sample burns fully in a calorimetry experiment, what has it reached?

A. partial degradation
B. measurable degradation
C. complete degradation
D. reversible degradation



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Final answer:

In calorimetry experiments, full burning of a test sample signifies complete degradation with quantitative and fast reactions.


Explanation:

When a test sample burns fully in a calorimetry experiment, it has reached complete degradation. This means that the process has undergone complete conversion from its initial state to a final state, indicating that the reaction was quantitative and fast.


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