Use the following table to calculate how many Joules are in this food substance? Volume of water heated 75 ml 26.9°C Initial Temperature of water Final Temperature of water Initial Food Mass Mass of Food residue (after burning) 45.5°C 13.5g 2.80g O 5837 J O 1400 J O 1.4 J O 4236 J

Use the following table to calculate how many Joules are in this food substance? Volume of water heated 75 ml 26.9°C Initial Temperature of water Final Temperature of water Initial Food Mass Mass of Food residue (after burning) 45.5°C 13.5g 2.80g O 5837 J O 1400 J O 1.4 J O 4236 J

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Use the following table to calculate how many Joules are in this food
substance?
Volume of water heated
75 ml
26.9°C
Initial Temperature of water
Final Temperature of water
45.5°C
13.5g
2.80g
Initial Food Mass
Mass of Food residue (after
burning)
O 5837 J
O 1400 J
O 1.4 J
O 4236 J

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