Joules can be converted into units of energy known as calories: 1 Joule = .24 Calories To convert the joules (those produced during total squeezes for the dominant and non-dominant hands) to calories, use the following equation: 1299 Total Joules of Work x .24 Calories/Joule = Calories It requires 7,300 calories to create 1 mole of ATP. One mole of ATP can also use 7,300 calories to perform work. (In our case, the movement of muscles to open and close a clothes pin) Remember that the word "mole" is referring to a specific amount: 602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 -or- (6.02 x 102) To determine the actual number of moles of ATP used in opening the clothes pin for 10 trials, complete the following equation: # of Calories Used to Open Clothes Pin = Moles of ATP Used 7300 Calories/Mole of ATP Calories Used 7300 = Moles of ATP Used To determine the actual number of ATP's used in opening and closing the clothes pin, complete ATP/mole) = # of ATP's Use the following equation: (# of Moles of ATP) X (6.02 x 10 Moles of ATP X 6.02 x 1023 A TP/mole = ATP's Used

Joules can be converted into units of energy known as calories: 1 Joule = .24 Calories To convert the joules (those produced during total squeezes for the dominant and non-dominant hands) to calories, use the following equation: 1299 Total Joules of Work x .24 Calories/Joule = Calories It requires 7,300 calories to create 1 mole of ATP. One mole of ATP can also use 7,300 calories to perform work. (In our case, the movement of muscles to open and close a clothes pin) Remember that the word "mole" is referring to a specific amount: 602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 -or- (6.02 x 102) To determine the actual number of moles of ATP used in opening the clothes pin for 10 trials, complete the following equation: # of Calories Used to Open Clothes Pin = Moles of ATP Used 7300 Calories/Mole of ATP Calories Used 7300 = Moles of ATP Used To determine the actual number of ATP's used in opening and closing the clothes pin, complete ATP/mole) = # of ATP's Use the following equation: (# of Moles of ATP) X (6.02 x 10 Moles of ATP X 6.02 x 1023 A TP/mole = ATP's Used

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