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2 years ago

What is solor thermal energy used to do

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Solar thermal technology uses the sun's energy, rather than fossil fuels, to generate low-cost, environmentally friendly thermal energy. This energy is used to heat water or other fluids, and can also power solar cooling systems

solniwko [45]2 years ago

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Hello there, and thank you for posting your question here on brainly.

Solar thermal energy is energy from the sun that is mostly used in factories.

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The uniqueness about the Battle of Palmito Ranch was that it was fought following the end of the Civil War.

Answer: Option C

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Operation Torch Nov. 8–16, 1942 2,500 French Morocco and Algeria Allies

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Normandy (including D-Day) June 6–Aug. 19, 1944 132,000 France Allies

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Bulge Dec. 16–29, 1944 38,000 Belgium Allies

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