General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life (5th Edition)

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Chapter 3 - Matter and Energy - 3.5 Energy and Nutrition - Questions and Problems - Page 79: 3.33

Answer

640 Kilocalories

Work Step by Step

To answer this question, first we must convert 3.2 L to mL and then divide the value (3 200 mL) by 100; after that multiply it by 5.0 g and multiply the final quantity in grams of carbohydrate by the respective value (Kcal/g ) given by the table 3.7 3.2 L $\times$ 1 000 mL= 3200 mL $\frac{3 200 mL}{100 mL}$ = 32 32 mL $\times$ 5.0 g= 160 g 160 g $\times$ 4 = 640 Kcal
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