Explanation:
In order to justify Marian's statement we have to look at the '' Amount per serving calories'' ⇒
In food label A we can see that this value is 160 calories
In food label B we can see that this value is 50 calories
⇒ 160 calories is slightly more than three times 50 calories
Otherwise If we want to justify Johan statement we need to look at the '' serving size '' ⇒
In food label A we can see that the serving size is 1 cup (237 mL)
In food label B we can see that the serving size is 
cup (56g)
Working with the information of the food label A we can write the following expression :
⇒ Looking at the value of ''
'' ⇒
If we look at the same amount of portion volume :
In cup of food A we have 40 calories
In cup of food B we have 50 calories
We could conclude that Food B has more calories.
That's how both claims could both be justified.
The mass is simply the product of volume and density. But
first, let us convert the volume into cm^3 (cm^3 = mL):
volume = 2.5 cups * (240 mL/cup)
volume = 600 mL = 600cm^3
So the mass is:
mass = 600 cm^3 * (1 g / cm^3)
<span>mass = 600g</span>
Answer:
Column 17 halogens
Explanation:
To answer the question we need to know the following;
What are valence electrons?
- Valence electrons are outermost electrons in the outermost energy level of an atom of any element.
What are halogens?
- Halogens are group 7 elements that have seven valence electrons. They include, chlorine, fluorine, iodine, etc
What is the reactivity of halogens?
- Halogens are the most reactive non-metals in the periodic table. They react by gaining one electron to attain a stable configuration.
The answer is calcium chloride.
