Q. 3.97

Question

When a 0.66g sample of olive oil is burned in a calorimeter, the heat released increases the temperature of 370g of water from 22.7C to 38.8C. What is the energy value for the olive oil in sample?

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The energy value of olive oil are37.8 KJ/g in Kilojoule and9.03 Kcal/g in Kilocalories.

1Step 1: Given information

Calories include a certain total energy, indicated by calories burned. It promotes the execution of pharmacological biological functions.

Mass of olive oil=0.66 g

Mass of Water=370 g

Temperature varies from 22.7C to 38.8C

2Step 2: Find Energy in Kilojoule.

The rise in the temperature of  370g  of water is  22.7C  to 38.8C when 0.66g of olive oil is heated in calorimeter.

The amount of heat involved in the process in kilojoules is calculated as follows:

Heat =specific heat×mass×T

On substitution of the respective values we have:

Heat =specific heat×mass×T

=4.184ggC×370 g×38.8C22.C

=24,924 J

=24.9 KJ

Thus, the heat added to burn the olive oil is 24.9KJ, thus, the energy value of the olive oil is calculate as:

Energy value 

=24.9 KJ0.660 g=37.9 KJ/g

The energy value of the olive oil is 37.8 KJ/g

3Step 3: Find Energy in Kilocalories.

The amount of heat consume in kcal is calculate as follows:

Heat specific=heat ×mass 

=1.00 cal gC×370g×38.8C22.7C

=5,957 cal

=5.9 Kcal

Thus, the heat added to burn the olive oil is 5.9 Kcal, thus, the energy value of the olive oil is calculated as :

Energy value

=5.9 Kcal0.660g=9.03 Kcal/g

The energy value of the olive oil is 9.03 Kcal/g