Need , i am confused. explain how you get the answer. a chemist burns a serving of peanuts in a calorimeter ands sees that 150,000 j of energy is released. what should the information on the nutritional label say? (1 calorie = 1,000 calories; 1 calorie = 4.186 j) a. 35.8 calories b. 3,580 j c. 3,580 calories d. 35.8 calories

Answer is: the information on the nutritional label should say A. 35.8 Calories.

Q = 150000 J; released energy.

Step 1: convert Jules in calories:

Q = 150000 J ÷ 4.186 J/calorie.

Q = 35833.73 calorie.

Step 2: convert calories in Calorie:

Q = 35833.73 calorie ÷ 1000 calorie/Calorie.

Q = 35.83 Calorie.

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