Asked by ruth
When wood burns in the presence of oxygen, in what form is energy released?
Responses
hydrogen
hydrogen
more oxygen
more oxygen
water vapor
water vapor
heat and light
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Heat and light.
During combustion the chemical energy in the wood is released mainly as thermal energy (heat) and electromagnetic radiation (light); combustion also produces gaseous products (CO2 and water vapor).
During combustion the chemical energy in the wood is released mainly as thermal energy (heat) and electromagnetic radiation (light); combustion also produces gaseous products (CO2 and water vapor).
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