Hydrogen gas explodes when burned with oxygen gas. Where does this energy come from?
work done on both oxygen and glucose molecules
kinetic energy of the oxygen molecules
kinetic energy of the hydrogen molecules
chemical bonds between hydrogen atoms and between oxygen atoms
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