how many calories from one litre of water? none or.....?

Answer 1

If you mean by how many calories do you take in as food...none

There is nothing to be oxidized by water that would provide energy to the body.

In fact, cold water will take some calories from your body to warm it to body temperature.

Answer 2

1 cc of water at 1 degree Centigrade has 1 calorie potential.
hence water 1litre at 1 deg C has 100 calories potential.
If your 1 litre of water is at a temperature, say, 10 deg C more than the room temperature, it has 10X 1000 calories = 10000calories.

So one litre water has 1000 calories per degree Centigrade above room temperature.

Answer 3

If you consume 1 liter of water you will not take in any calories. You could drink a lake and have a net zero caloric intake.

However, if you were to evaporate water it would require 590 calories per ml. If you were to condense water from its evaporated state it would produce 590 calories per ml.

Note: 1 Liter = 1000 ml
Note: Evaporation is endothermic (requires energy to be put into the water). Condensation is exothermic (energy will be emitted from the water).

Answer 4

none,

drinking cold water will use calories (you have to warm it up to 35 degrees C) if you eat and ice cube it uses 80 calories to warm it up. i don't thinking drinking hot water provides calories, although it will lower the amount you use as the body has to work less hard and therefore burn less calories to retain your heat.

hope this helps

Answer 5

Water has no calories unless you add things to it.

Answer 6

lol pls since when does water has calories?

Answer 7

there are no calories in water.

Answer 8

no calories in water.....as far as I know

Answer 9

0!

Answer 10

0.0001