a calorimeter absorbs 20,900 j of energy from the snack shown in the data below how much energy does the snack provide per gram (J/g) according to the experiment

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a calorimeter absorbs 20,900 j of energy from the snack shown in the data below how much energy does the snack provide per gram (J/g) according to the experiment

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9.990,123578

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41800 j/g

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