Oxicaloric equivalent

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The oxicaloric equivalent is a characteristic of bioenergetics and is always assigned to an operating material . It indicates how much energy is released in a metabolic process that consumes a set volume or amount of substance of oxygen . The unit of the oxicaloric equivalent is therefore or . For carbohydrates the value is 21.1 and for fats 19.8 kJ per liter of oxygen.

See also

literature

  • Nightingale: Ecophysics: Chatting about life on land, in the water and in the air , 2005
  • Eckert: Tierphysiologie , 2002

Individual evidence

  1. Eckert: Tierphysiologie , 2002, p. 774