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Subject: Re: How many cc's in a litre?  Could someone tell me if this is right, and finish?
Date: 28 Nov 1998 10:25:37 GMT
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In <365f5f74.7796863@206.183.226.250> by smc (smc@noplace.com) on Sat,
 28 Nov 1998 02:44:41 GMT we perused:

*+-If i remember correctly, one CALORIE is the amount of energy to raise
*+-the temp of one cubic cm or gram of water 1 degree centegrade.
*+-
*+-So, if we were to drink 1 litre of 15.5 deg. cent. water, how many
*+-calories would we burn?

	I semi-consciously suspect the problem with this is that most
food is not at body temperature to begin with and so the temperature
change you are thinking about cancels out as "ambient" functioning and
so cancels out..

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