Let's assume it's a pound of apple juice (around a pint) and that we can, for all practical purposes, treat apple juice as if it were water. In that case, raising the temperature from 34 degrees to 110 degrees would require 76 BTUs, so to go in the reverse direction we would need to remove 76 BTUs of energy from the material.
How much power it would require to do this would depend upon the efficiency of the refrigeration device used.
In short, you've asked a question that has a lot of holes in it, so it's not possible to give you a numerical answer, unless that "76 BTUs" is what you were looking for (in which case you didn't really ask the right question).
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A romm 20x9 is 180 square feet. You will need 5000 to 6000 BTUs for this.
up to 500 sq.ft.
12square meter and 12 sq feet depth in how many use cement
27 apples go into 1 liter of apple juice
There are many different apple juice mixtures. There are 100 percent juice mixes. There are juices from concentrate mixed with water. There are mixtures of apple juice and grape juice.
apple juice, apple pie, apple cider,
12square meter and 12 sq feet depth in how many use cement
The number of calories in apple juice can vary by type and brand. One cup of unsweetened apple juice has an estimated 113 calories.
btus needed to heat & cool 625sf room
Think logically here apples have existed for many thousands of years (since whenever they were created through evolution) by this reasonong an apple would not be an apple without apple juice so apple juice must be just as old. However, if you want to know how long apple juice has been drank by humans then also for many years since technology was advanced enough to press the juices out of the apple.