How many Calories in a glass of gasoline (say 12oz)?
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There are 6,946,104.2 calories in a 12 oz glass of gasoline. Of course, that's the energy output by combusting it. You would have to adjust for your body's inefficiency at processing hydrocarbons which it can't so in that case the answer is 0. Not that you'd care much if you drank that much gasoline. ;)
84342
heh, close.  128 oz. in 1 gallon, x 50 = 6400
757235
it can make you fat if you drink it all the time and don't cut back on other foods to balance your calorie intake. high fructose corn syrup= halfway processed sugar= easier for your body to process into fat. a can will have 150 calories on average for regular soda. if you don't balance out these calories from somewhere such as not having a cookie or two or exercising for a while to burn the calories then your going to windup gaining weight from it.
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It depends on your weight (if you don't mind giving it). For a weight of around 112 lbs. it's around 181.44 calories.
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A.   thermal efficiency=work done/total amount of heat taken= 3200/1.55x10^4= 0.206\n\nB.  heat discarded=heat taken-work done=15500-3200=12300 J\n \nC. Heat evolved= 15500 J\nthe mass of gasoline is heat/heat evolved per gm.\n=15500/46000\n= 0.3369\n\nD. power output = 63x 3200=201600 J
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8 - 8 oz glasses per day
769562
I don't know about all of that, but I do know that each teaspoon of sugar has 16 calories. so figure that into your total calories.
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This can not be calculated from the information given.  The terms petrol, diesel fuel and wax can be given to many different mixtures.  All are mostly hydrocarbons.  You would need to know the exact composition to figure the exact amount of energy released.\nThis value could be determined experimentally in a “bomb” style calorimeter.
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It is true that at times, we need to know conversion factors and we just don't know the source.\nWell, if you are online, Google can come to the rescue.\n\n Just say you want to know that "1 gallon = ? ounces"\n\n Then just type the sentence in the inverted commas in the google search box at http://www.google.com and click on search. Instantly you will get the answer that:\n1 US gallon = 128 US fluid ounce\nIf you find trouble doing so, check this link below:\n\nhttp://www.google.co.in/search?hs=OKD&hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=1+gallon+%3D+%3F+ounce&btnG=Search&meta=\n\nI hope that you understand how to find conversions using Google now. That's more important.
724359
That is virtually impossible to answer, as gasoline is a mixture of different hydrocarbons varying from 5 to 10 carbon atoms per molecule.
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1 8 oz cup of coffee - 9 calories\n1 teaspoon of creamer - 20 calories\n1 tsp of fat free creamer - 10 calories\n\n2 cups of coffee would be 18 calories and 2 tsp of regular creamer would be 40 calories.  So the total would be 58 calories with regular creamer or 38 calories with fat free creamer.
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typical gasoline consists of hydrocarbons with between 5 and 12 carbon atoms per molecule
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My old prediction was that their will be little change in consumption until fuel reaches $7/gallon. After watching the news last week, I'm beginning to think it may be closer to $5/gallon.\n\n$12/gallon would be too high, as the transportation charges would cause a serious blow to the cost of consumer goods and trigger inflation big time.
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It depends on where you get it from or how you make it.  \n\nFor example, Starbuck's Caffè Vanilla Frappuccino® Blended Coffee is 475 calories for 16 oz, while McCormick's recipe for French Vanilla Coffee is only 72 calories for 16 oz (36 calories for 1 cup).\n\nPlease see the links below for more info.  Hope this helps!
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Turn the bottle around and read the back....\n\nUsusally light beers are about 100 calories...but it's not the calories that get you...it's the fact that alcohol can slow your metabolism by 40%...that's what makes you fat.
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15 mg=.015 g\n\n11 mg=.011 g\n\n2489 g=2.489 kg\n\n1200 g=1.200 kg\n\n9 mg= .009 g\n\nDang.... I've done metric for so long, I can't remember the cup/pint/quart/gallon thing. Think it's 2 pints per cup, 2 cups per quart, and four quarts per gallon. Fluid ounces? Um... 16 in a cup? Or was that 16 ounces in a pound?? Metric is easier.
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Gasoline + Oxygen = CO2 + H2O + NOx + SO4 + energy