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No, kilocalories measure the amount of energy in foods. There is between 4 and 9 kilocalories per gram in the digestible portion of any foods.
the energy stored in foods and fuels is blank potential energy?
Traditionally, this was measured in calories, or Calories (equal to 1000 calories - note the uppercase!). But the tendency is to use the official unit of energy - the Joule. This is the same unit that is used to measure any type of energy.
the device used to measure specific heat is called a joule
A canteen is for drinks.
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Fats and oils are the foods highest in energy content.
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Kilo joules are used to measure the amount of energy stored in food.
No, kilocalories measure the amount of energy in foods. There is between 4 and 9 kilocalories per gram in the digestible portion of any foods.
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Yes. A calorie is just a unit of measure for energy
sorry this line was missed : less foods with high energy content such as fried foods and fast foods,or high sugar contant soft drinks such as coke etc.
All foods 'have' kilojoules. A kilojoule is a measure of the amount of energy they can release when we 'burn' them. (You may be more familiar with calories, which are a different sized unit for the same thing). More exactly, all foods release energy when we use them in respiration, and this energy can be measured in kilojoules.
Set them on fire and measure the heat they produce. Seriously. That's how it's done.
A caloriemeter measures the energy content in specific foods. This is then calculated with certain formulas that take the energy availablefor the body into account.