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a 0.555 g sample of mayonnase was burned in excess oxygen inside a bomb calorimeter with a total heat capacity (bomb and water) of 5.20 kh/c. the temperature rose 2.93 c. find the number of dietary calorues in a 10.0 g serving of mayonaise

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Answer:


Dietary\ Calories=65.6kcal

Step-by-step explanation:

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In this case, since we can see that the heat released by the combustion of the mayonnaise is absorbed by the bomb calorimeter and water, we can set up the following equation:


m_(mayonnaise)q_(mayonnaise)=C\Delta T

Whereas q for mayonnaise stands for the heat due to its usage; thus, we plug in to obtain:


q_(mayonnaise)=(5.20kJ/\°C*2.93\°C)/(0.555g) \\\\q_(mayonnaise)=27.45(kJ)/(g)

Now, if 10.0 g are eaten, the energy provided by it turns out:


E_(mayonnaise)=27.45kJ/g*10.0g\\\\E_(mayonnaise)=274.5kJ

And we need that value in dietary calories, 1 kcal:


Dietary\ Calories=274.52kJ*(1kcal)/(4.184kJ)\\\\ Dietary\ Calories=65.6kcal

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