How is chemical energy related to chemical change
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The process of changing chemical energy into another form of energy is called chemical change.
Actually the other person's answer is wrong, chemical energy is related to chemical change because you need chemical energy, or activation energy, to start a chemical change/reaction. Hope this helps!
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