Bases on the picture which of three samples gave the highest energy?the lowestt energy? Why? MEASUREMENT OF ENERGYResults:Temp.DifferenInitialFinalmLSubstanceWeightcaloriescal/gmТempTempWaterсеPeanut0.3g29°C85°C56114930.3g29°C79°C50213330.3g29°C82°C5334241413Peanut shell0.3g29°C32°C8 ml124800.3g29°C35°C62481600.3g29°C38°C372240Corn grain0.3g29°C45°C168 ml11284270.3g29°C48°C198 ml21525070.3g29°C50°C218 ml3168560deamstimeE E E

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Bases on the picture which of three samples gave the highest energy?the lowestt energy? Why?

MEASUREMENT OF ENERGY
Results:
Temp.
Differen
Initial
Final
mL
Substance
Weight
calories
cal/gm
Тemp
Temp
Water
се
Peanut
0.3g
29°C
85°C
56
1
1493
0.3g
29°C
79°C
50
2
1333
0.3g
29°C
82°C
53
3
424
1413
Peanut shell
0.3g
29°C
32°C
8 ml
1
24
80
0.3g
29°C
35°C
6
2
48
160
0.3g
29°C
38°C
3
72
240
Corn grain
0.3g
29°C
45°C
16
8 ml
1
128
427
0.3g
29°C
48°C
19
8 ml
2
152
507
0.3g
29°C
50°C
21
8 ml
3
168
560
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