Food Calorimetry Lab: Explanation

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for all the people dieting out there, u can burn the bread, make it caloriless and then eat it.

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Was any heat energy lost in the experiment while burning the food? and how would that affect the results?

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Really nice explanation✨

[@nikkisamaan6400]

hi i had a quick question regarding this lab and really need an answer asap!! so say that when you burn a larger number of Cheetos you can heat the water up to a higher temperature. However, the temperature of the fire itself does not change with the number of Cheetos used. Explain what might be going on

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is it possible to do this with a drink like coke instead of a chip?

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Hey. If you has a mass change in the food instead of it completely burning, how would you calculate the calories using the mass change if the food.

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Hey Tyler, can you please explain how to do "joules" and conversions...(Im in Chem) I'm really confused and there's no good videos on youtube.... Please reply..

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+PerfectSeniorCare Healthcare 1 Calorie=4.184 Joules 1 KiloJoule=1000 Joules 1 Kilocalorie (Food calorie-KCal)= 1000 calories Hope this helps

[@استغفرالله-ن7ش9ب]

If you had held the match under the can while lighting the Cheetos, how would this have affected your result?

[@racheljune688]

Click the ⏭️ right arrow on video to skip to next video to see the explanation/equation for finding out how much heat 🔥 is released by the snack in (Cal).

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Do you think you could do this with a Blooming Onion from Outback Steakhouse?! Like, would it work?

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try burning milk genius