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While burning coal and charcoal, you notice that coal releases more heat than charcoal. What does that mean?
A.The elastic energy is lower in charcoal than in coal.
B.The chemical potential energy is lower in charcoal than in coal.
C.The chemical potential energy is higher in charcoal than in coal.
D.The elastic energy is higher in charcoal than in coal.

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b because chemical potential energy is the amount of energy something has inside and can release out. so if it releases more heat it had more energy inside to give.

think of it like a student who had loads of potential when they do an exam they should release that and the result will be a good grade for example
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The fact that coal releases more heat than charcoal means that the chemical potential energy is lower in charcoal than in coal.

When the substance is burnt in oxygen, the chemical potential energy stored in the substance is converted into heat energy. The substance that has the most chemical potential energy releases the most energy when burnt.

In burning coal and charcoal, you notice that coal releases more heat energy than charcoal. This means that the chemical potential energy is lower in charcoal than in coal.

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