Question #99580
The complete combustion of 0.591 g of a snack bar in a calorimeter (Ccal = 6.15 kJ/°C) raises the temperature of the calorimeter by 1.29 °C. Calculate the food value (in Cal/g) for the snack bar.
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Expert's answer
2019-12-03T08:25:04-0500

According to the law of calorimetry;

Heat given = Heat supplied

    CcalΔT=mbar(foodvalue)\implies C_{cal}\Delta T=m_{bar}*(food value)

    Ccal=mbarsbar\implies C_{cal}=m_{bar}s_{bar}

    6.151031.29=(0.591g)(foodvalue)\implies 6.15*10^3 *1.29=(0.591g)*(food value)

    foodvalue=13.424kJg1\implies food value=13.424 kJg^{-1}

=3208.38calg1=3208.38calg^{-1} (Answer)

(since, 1cal=4.184J1cal=4.184J )

Thus food value of the snack bar is 3208.38calg13208.38calg^{-1} .



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