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Anni [7]
3 years ago
5

Katrina inserts a key into her car’s ignition. She turns the key, putting her car into ignition mode. In this mode, some energy

is used to increase the temperature of the car’s fuel. This energy allows the fuel to combust and the car to move. What’s this energy called?
absorbed energy
activation energy
chemical energy
released energy
solar energy
Biology
2 answers:
swat323 years ago
8 0

Answer is chemical energy.

The fuel used in car is petroleum product which is a fossil fuel.  Petroleum products such as petrol or diesel are chemical compounds in which chemical energy is stored in their bonds. When these compounds undergo chemical reactions, resulting in breaking of bonds and releasing energy. When ignition of a car is on, the energy is released when chemical bonds are broken. The released energy is carry out work in the car system.

mario62 [17]3 years ago
4 0

The correct answer is chemical energy.

The energy which is required to start the engine is the chemical energy. The fuel that was used to ignite the temperature of the engine was petrol.

Petrol is a fossil fuel that stores energy in the form of the chemical bonds.

This energy is released when the bonds break and the this released energy is used to start the engine of the car.

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