Heat absorbed by a system at constant pressure measures the change in:
AInternal energy
BGibbs free energy
CEnthalpy of system
DEntropy of system
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Enthalpy of system
At constant pressure qp = ∆H, so calorimetry at atmospheric pressure measures enthalpy changes.
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