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Inside an engine, gasoline combines with a spark to create combustion which in turn spins the wheels and moves the vehicle. Which parts of this process make the chemical reaction system?(1 point)
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The gasoline and spark
The gasoline and spark
All parts combined
All parts combined
The wheels and the road
The wheels and the road
The engine and wheels
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The gasoline and spark
Reason: the chemical reaction (combustion) involves the fuel (gasoline) and the activation energy from the spark (and oxygen in the air). The wheels/road or engine/wheels are not part of the chemical reaction itself.
Reason: the chemical reaction (combustion) involves the fuel (gasoline) and the activation energy from the spark (and oxygen in the air). The wheels/road or engine/wheels are not part of the chemical reaction itself.
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