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15 January, 19:30

The wax of a burning candle is a fuel that combines with oxygen in the air. As the fuel is consumed, what happens to most of the energy stored in the bonds of the wax? A. It is used to produce work. B. It stays in the wax. C. It is released as potential energy. D. It is released as heat and light.

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