what is the energy level in KJ given out by per Grams of Fats,Protein and Carbohydrate?
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Fat=9.1KJ per mole\nProtein=5.4 KJ per mole\nCarbohydrates= 4.2 KJ per mole
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there are 3500 calories in one pound of fat there are 2.2 pounds per kilo that means there are 7700 calories in one kilo of fat
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1 Gy = 1 J/kg = 1 cal / 4.187 kg = 1 cal / 4187 g\n\namoun of heat = sp.ht. x mass x change in temperature\n\namoun of heat / mass = sp.ht. x change in temperature\n\nchange in temperature = (amoun of heat / mass )/sp.ht.\n\nchange in temperature = 500 Gy / (1cal/gdegC)\n\nchange in temperature = (500 cal / 4187 g)  / (1cal/gdegC)\n\nchange in temperature = 0.12 degC
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carbs--135-152\nprotein--30-136\nfat--27-60\n\nthat is based on a 1200-1550 calorie diet\n\n\nsparkpeople.com is a totally free diet sight, with some great tools.
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Well not quite...\n\nThe following facts are things that you need to first understand.\n1 gram of fat contains 9 calories\n1 gram of carbohydrates and protein contains 4 calories\nThere is 454 grams in 1 pound.\n\nSo for the first question, 1 calorie is equal to 1 fat calorie.  Like someone else said no difference.  Its a unit of energy/heat.  The difference between 1 calorie of carbohydrate and 1 calorie of fat is that it take 1/4 of a gram of carbohydrate to generate 1 calorie and it takes 1/9 of a gram of fat to generate 1 calorie.\n\nFor the second question, it take 1 pound of fat generate 4086 calories.  454 grams / 1 pound  x  9 cal / 1 gram of fat = 4086.\n\nWhy is it not 3600 calories?  When you exercise, you are not only burning carbohydrates but also fat (sort of a simplification, alot of it depends of type of exercise, during of exercise, etc).  So when we say you need to burn 3600 calories to lose 1 lb this is making a reference to the fact that we are burning fat and carbohydrates.\n\nHope this help and understable.
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if its like taco bell theres at least like 10-20 grams of fat and not much protein and a load of carbs- like 30 grams... If i were you i would stay away from that.... Hugs
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Carbohydrates, Fats, Vitamins, Proteins, Minerals, Water
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The nutrition books are correct-- 3500 calories per pound of fat is not an absolute amount, but it's very close. However, your math is correct, too. Here is the story. \n\nWhen we burn fat, or other nutrients, heat is produced, which is measured in calories. As you note, each gram of fat generates 9 calories, and 454 grams equals one pound. But a pound of fat is not all fat. It's about 10% water. All of our body tissues--fat, muscle, bone, skin--contain some water. And water has zero calories.
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approx 200 caloriesNUTRITION VALUES \nSERVING SIZE 1/4 med mellon (134g) \n \nAmount Per Serving \nCALORIES  50\nCALORIES from fat 0 \n \n% DAILY VALUE* \nTotal Fat  0g 0% \nSaturated Fat  0g\n 0% \nCholesterol  0g 0% \nSodium  25g 1% \nTotal Carbohydrate  12g 4% \nDietary Fiber  1g 4% \nSugars 11g \nProtein  1g \n \nVitamin A 100%*Calcium 2% \nVitamin C 80%*Iron 2% \n*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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3,470 J/(kg*K)\n\nIt is close, but definitely less than for water. You can view human body as water+ some solids(protein, fat, bone). Very few materials come close or exceed water in specific heat capacity, and ones that do are liquids.
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Food contains : 1-Carbohydrates   2-Fat or lipid   3-Proteins .\nFirst of all most carbohydrates are transformed into glucose units that the cell uses to get its needs of ATP through glycolysis and citric acid cycle until enough ATP is obtained then the rest is stored as glycogen .\nSecondly fat is simplified by lipolytic enzymes into triglycerides that is stored in the subcutaneous tissue and around organs or hydrolyzed into fatty acids that gives acetyl-coA that enter citric acid cycle to give energy .\nlastly proteins that enters intestine is simplified by various proteolytic enzymes into peptides then to amino acids that may be stored in body tissues or converted to glycolytic or citric acid cycle intermediates to give energy .
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A calorie is the quantity of thermal energy required to raise one gram of water 1°C at 15°C.\n\nCarbohydrates have 4 calories per gram. Proteins have 4 calories per gram. Alcohol has 7 calories per gram. Fat has 9 calories per gram. Knowing this, you just add up the calories to get the total amount in an item of food/drink.
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1 calorie is 4.18 Joules\n1000 is 1 kilo\nThe ratio is always 4.18:1\nso... 1 kilocalorie=4.18 kilojoules
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Most people need about 1 gram of protein per kilogram of body weight per day.  Weight in kilograms = Weight in pounds divided by 2.2
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1 g of carbohydrates (sugar) is 17kJ\n1g of diesel is 30.576kJ\n\n  1 kilogram = 2.20462262 pounds
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1g of protein = 4 calories\n1g of carbohydrates = 4 calories\n1 g of fat = 9 calories
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What i know is Fats have 9 calories or Energy it can release per every lipid or fats...thats all I know\n\nHope I helped you