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A burning candle is an example of a chemical reaction taking place. What can be inferred about this reaction? A. There are reactants but no products. B. The reaction absorbs energy. C. The reaction releases
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A burning candle is an example of a chemical reaction taking place. What can be inferred about this reaction?

A. There are reactants but no products.

B. The reaction absorbs energy.

C. The reaction releases energy.

D. Mass is not conserved. ​

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Answer: c


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Answer:C

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