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What happens when organic molecules decompose? Energy is absorbed from the environment. Energy is released. The products quickly form new ionic bonds.

What happens when organic molecules decompose? Energy is absorbed from the environment. Energy is released. The products quickly form new ionic bonds.
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What happens when organic molecules decompose? Energy is absorbed from the environment. Energy is released. The products quickly form new ionic bonds.

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Answer: B.energy is relased

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The products quickly form new ionic bonds ... the environment. Energy is released
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