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A lump of coal and a can of gasoline are examples of: A. Gravitational kinetic energy. B. Chemical potential energy. C. Gravitational potential energy. D. Chemical kinetic energ…

A lump of coal and a can of gasoline are examples of: A. Gravitational kinetic energy. B. Chemical potential energy. C. Gravitational potential energy. D. Chemical kinetic energ…
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A lump of coal and a can of gasoline are examples of: A. Gravitational kinetic energy. B. Chemical potential energy. C. Gravitational potential energy. D. Chemical kinetic energy.

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Chemical potential energy. Potential energy being converted into kinetic energy. A lump of coal and a can of gasoline 
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