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he specific heat of a human is approximately 3.47 J/g. °C and normal body temperature is 37.0 °C. If a 165.0 lb person eats a candy bar containing 262.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy bar are converted into heat energy? (hints: need to convert lbs to g, Cal to cal to J) 000 C If a 165.0 lb person eats candy containing 25.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy are converted into heat energy?

he specific heat of a human is approximately 3.47 J/g. °C and normal body temperature is 37.0 °C. If a 165.0 lb person eats a candy bar containing 262.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy bar are converted into heat energy? (hints: need to convert lbs to g, Cal to cal to J) 000 C If a 165.0 lb person eats candy containing 25.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy are converted into heat energy?

Chemistry by OpenStax (2015-05-04)
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190 The specific heat of a human is approximately 3.47 J/g.°C and normal body temperature is 37.0 °C. a. If a 165.0 lb person eats a candy bar containing 262.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy bar are converted into heat energy? (hints: need to convert lbs to g, Cal to cal to J) 000'C p. If a 165.0 lb person eats candy containing 25.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy are converted into heat energy? 6.404
Transcribed Image Text:190 The specific heat of a human is approximately 3.47 J/g.°C and normal body temperature is 37.0 °C. a. If a 165.0 lb person eats a candy bar containing 262.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy bar are converted into heat energy? (hints: need to convert lbs to g, Cal to cal to J) 000'C p. If a 165.0 lb person eats candy containing 25.0 Cal, how much will their body temperature increase if all the calories from the candy are converted into heat energy? 6.404
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