Why is it useful to model systems that use energy?

Chemistry

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Airida [17]3 years ago

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Energy modelling can be described as a system to make simulations or computerized models of systems which use energy. This makes it easier to analyze and access such systems which use energy. By this approach, there are lesser chances for the energy to be wasted and fewer chances for any energy-related experiments to go wrong. As such kind of experiments can be dangerous hence it is essential that models be made first.

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