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Tanner Morrow

4 October, 12:36

Suppose you want to use a combustion chemical reaction to cook hot dogs and hamburgers. what type of reaction would you want? a an exothermic reaction that releases energy. b a reaction that destroys energy. c a reaction that creates energy. d an endothermic reaction that absorbs energy.

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