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Question 31

An ecologist wants to determine the chemical energy store of a heather (Calluna vulgaris) population from a peatland ecosystem using a bomb calorimeter.

Explain why the ecologist must dry the heather biomass to a constant mass before combusting it in the calorimeter.

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