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State the second law of thermodynamics
Any spontaneous process increases the entropy of the universe
State the third law of thermodynamics
Entropy of a perfectly crystalline substance at absolute zero temp (0K) is zero





2.54 J/K

If the insulation was poor, then heat would escape the calorimeter. This would cause a smaller temperature change than expected, meaning |change in T| would be smaller than if the insulation was effective

For a bomb calorimeter, change in U=qu=C(changein)T. So, a smaller |change in T| will also cause a smaller measured q, and therefore a smaller |change in comb U|