In SI units, one kilocalorie per mole is equal to 4.184 units in the " kT " term of Boltzmann's equation.
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Pitted against stationary bicycles, simulated cross-country skiing machines and aerobic " riders, " treadmills emerged as the most proficient " kilocalorie " burners of the lot.
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According to the UNRRA in 1946 47 the average kilocalorie intake per day was estimated to be 1, 080, which according to Alan S . Milward was an amount insufficient for long-term health.
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Other terms change completely ( a " computer " is no longer someone who computes, a " typewriter " is not someone who types-and a'calorie'magically became a'kilocalorie').
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In Germany shortage of food was an acute problem, according to Alan S . Milward in 1946 47 the average kilocalorie intake per day was only 1, 080, an amount insufficient for long-term health.
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A : The calorie ( or more correctly, kilocalorie or kcal ) is a measuring unit for energy, which is defined as the amount of heat energy needed to raise the temperature of a specific amount of water by 1 degree C.
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:: : In a way, yes, but there's no distinction in units . 1 calorie ( smallcase c ) is a unit of energy . 1 Calorie ( capital C, usually written just Cal ) is the " food calorie " which equals to 1 kilocalorie or 1000 calories.
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In 1975, he introduced a table of Energy Quality Factors , kilocalories of sunlight energy required to make a kilocalorie of a higher quality energy, the first mention of the energy hierarchy principle which states that energy quality is measured by the energy used in the transformations from one type of energy to the next.
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:Our calorie article explains-" . . . where the term " calorie " is used in nutrition and food labeling, it commonly refers to the kilocalorie . " Sometimes food labels will say " kCal " or " kilocalories ", but usually they'll say " cal " or " calorie " and " mean " kilocalorie.
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:Our calorie article explains-" . . . where the term " calorie " is used in nutrition and food labeling, it commonly refers to the kilocalorie . " Sometimes food labels will say " kCal " or " kilocalories ", but usually they'll say " cal " or " calorie " and " mean " kilocalorie.
