On what basis does the acid correction is measured in bomb calorimeter – McqOptions

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1.	On what basis does the acid correction is measured in bomb calorimeter?
A.	Gases present in the bomb
B.	Due to formation of the compound after adding water in the bomb
C.	Due to the presence of excess oxygen
D.	Due to the material of the bomb
Answer» C. Due to the presence of excess oxygen

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