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If a person burns an equimolar amount of fatty acid and glucose, how many Calories is liberated by burning in a L of oxygen, assuming STP conditions?
| a |
3411 Calories |
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| b |
0.75 moles CO2/moles O2 |
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| c |
4.76 Calories/L O2 |
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| d |
1.09 Calories/min |
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