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A 60 g Butterfinger candy bar has 270 Cal, which is ____ kJ. a) 1.88 x 105 kJ b) 1130 kJ c) 1.07 x 104 kJ d) 188. kJ e) 10.7 kJ

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter9: Energy And Chemistry

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