3. If burning 1 gram of cornflake (in a calorimeter) caused the temperature of 23.0°C water (100 mL) to climb to 68.4°C. How many food calories (Calories) are there in a 100 g bowl of cornflakes cereal without milk?

3. If burning 1 gram of cornflake (in a calorimeter) caused the temperature of 23.0°C water (100 mL) to climb to 68.4°C. How many food calories (Calories) are there in a 100 g bowl of cornflakes cereal without milk?

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Problem 6E: Explain why the distinction between solute and solvent is not clear for some solutions.

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3. If burning 1 gram of cornflake (in a calorimeter) caused the temperature of 23.0°c
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