Due to similarities in protein composition, blood can be subsituted gram-for-gram for eggs in baking recipes. (65 g blood per 1 large egg) If blood is 1g/mL (hint: this is a conversion factor) and an average adult has 5.0L of blood in their body; A. How many dozens of eggs worth of blood does a human adult have in their body? B. (bonus) If two eggs are required to make 16 brownies, how many brownies can you bake from a family of four?

Due to similarities in protein composition, blood can be subsituted gram-for-gram for eggs in baking recipes. (65 g blood per 1 large egg) If blood is 1g/mL (hint: this is a conversion factor) and an average adult has 5.0L of blood in their body; A. How many dozens of eggs worth of blood does a human adult have in their body? B. (bonus) If two eggs are required to make 16 brownies, how many brownies can you bake from a family of four?

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ChapterU6: Showtime: Reversible Reactions And Chemical Equilibrium

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