6. Combustion! In this problem you will test the idea that most of the calories in food product come from fats, carbohydrates, and protein. Find out how many grams of fats/carbohydrates/protein are in the following food products (see the "nutritional information" panel on the product container or look up the info online) per gram. Then use the following approximate enthalpies of combustion for "fat", "carbohydrate", and "protein" (39kJ/g,16.5kJ/g, and 23kJ/g, respectively) to estimate what the caloric content would be for each food product. Compare the value you calculate calories with the value provided by the manufacturer. Recall that nutritional calories, or kcal, are 1000 scientific calories, and that there are 4.18 Joules in one scientific calorie. a. Hagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream b. A 12 ounce serving of Thomas Kemper's root beer c. Something "healthy" that you like to eat d. Something "unhealthy" that you like to eat e. How well do the estimates agree for these foods