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Calorimetry and Orsat Apparatus
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------------------------------------------------- Mapua Institute of Technology
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School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
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PHYSICAL STUDY NO.2
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OXYGEN BOMB CALORIMETER & ORSAT APPARATUS
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Name: Sandico, Neil Richard M. GROUP: 03
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Course/ Section: ME139L/ A1 Date of Submission: 06/21/2013
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Engineer Teodulo A. Valle
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Instructor

TABLE OF CONTENTS
OXYGEN BOMB CALORIMETER


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