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Application of calorimetry - ChemWiki Bomb calorimeter is an isolated system and has constant volume. The bomb is a sealed container for the reaction occurring, and the heat of reaction will transfer to the water or oil in the inner container. The temperature changing of the water is usedto calculatethe heat of reaction. Bomb calorimeter is suitable for study of combustion reaction.