How many nutritional calories will be obtained from ATP derived from 3.00 grams tristearin? [This is like la in H12a, but now you must find ATP from three stearic acids AND glycerol. Then use ATP to find nutritional calorie It's not hard.]

How many nutritional calories will be obtained from ATP derived from 3.00 grams tristearin? [This is like la in H12a, but now you must find ATP from three stearic acids AND glycerol. Then use ATP to find nutritional calorie It's not hard.]

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1. How many nutritional calories will be obtained from ATP derived from 3.00 grams tristearin? [This is like la
in H12a, but now you must find ATP from three stearic acids AND glycerol. Then use ATP to find nutritional calorie
It's not hard.]
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