312.5g x 1 cal/g*C x 20.3g / 772.2g x 59.6 =? (Unit for 1 is Cal divided by g times degrees celcious cal/g*C)

312.5g x 1 cal/gC x 20.3g / 772.2g x 59.6 =? (Unit for 1 is Cal divided by g times degrees celcious cal/gC)

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312.5g x 1 cal/g*C x 20.3g / 772.2g x 59.6 =?

(Unit for 1 is Cal divided by g times degrees celcious cal/g*C)

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