Show all computations for calories and cal/gmFormula is already given Temp.DifferenInitialFinalmLSubstanceWeightcaloriescal/gmTempTempWaterсеCorn grain0.3g29°C45°C16°C8 ml42711280.3g29°C48°C19 °C8 ml5071520.3g29°C50°C21°C8 ml5603168 Q(Lost by food)=Q(gained by water)Q(gained by water) = m*c*TWhere,m- mass of water in gramsc- specific heat capacity of water (1cal/g °C)T- change in temperature (°C)ownloaded by 100000829896244 from CourseHero.com on 11-16-2021 08:22:31 GMT -06.com/file/106239665/act-14docx/mL to gramsmLx Density of water g/mLdensity of water at 30°C is 0.9956468mL (0995646 g/mL)= 7.965168g or 8g

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Temp.
Differen
Initial
Final
mL
Substance
Weight
calories
cal/gm
Temp
Temp
Water
се
Corn grain
0.3g
29°C
45°C
16°C
8 ml
427
1
128
0.3g
29°C
48°C
19 °C
8 ml
507
152
0.3g
29°C
50°C
21°C
8 ml
560
3
168

Q(Lost by food)=Q(gained by water)
Q(gained by water) = m*c*T
Where,
m- mass of water in grams
c- specific heat capacity of water (1cal/g °C)
T- change in temperature (°C)
ownloaded by 100000829896244 from CourseHero.com on 11-16-2021 08:22:31 GMT -06
.com/file/106239665/act-14docx/
mL to grams
mLx Density of water g/mL
density of water at 30°C is 0.995646
8mL (0995646 g/mL)
= 7.965168g or 8g

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