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Chemistry, 05.02.2021 22:00 samanthashade3434

Lauren, a chemistry student, makes the following claim: My results showed that even more energy was lost during combustion during the food burning compared to burning pentanol. I think this is because the large flames and fast burning caused more energy to be lost to the surroundings. Also, I could see smoke during the combustion, showing that not all the fuel was burned. Does this match your results?

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