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Compare the energy conversions that happen when food burns and when the food molecules react with oxygen in the body to provide energy
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Compare the energy conversions that happen when food burns and when the food molecules react with oxygen in the body to provide energy

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When food burns, energy is lost.

When food is consumed by the body, it is broken down into simple sugars, carbohydrates, and fats. (Energy gained)
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