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2 years ago

The energy produced by the snack in an experiment is calculated to be 41,800 J/g. What is the energy of the snack in Calories/

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Goryan [66]2 years ago

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The energy of the snack in calories per gram is 9983.3 Calories/gram.

<h3>What is the energy of a snack?</h3>

The energy that is contained in a snack is obtained from a calorimeter when the snack is burnt in a calorimeter. The mass of the snack that is burnt is measured in terms of energy output of the calorimeter.

If 1 calorie = 4.18J

x calorie = 41,800 J

x = 41,800 J * 1 calorie/4.18J

x = 9983.3 Calories/gram

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