Question

With respect to energy, which is not necessarily a goal of chemistry ?

Answer 1

I believe I know your answer choices, the answer would be finding ways to use energy

Step-by-step explanation:

In chemistry we have a way to store the power, we use batteries to store this energy, so it can’t be this. We also have a way to produce it consistently, using wind power and solar panels. We currently are making strides to conserve energy, by sharing consumptions graphs with others. Chemistry is all about finding the use for it! There possibilities never end, which makes this goal, and more importantly, the answer.

Answer 2

Since there are no choices given, I will give examples regarding energy. Solar power is a renewable energy resource. Its source is from the sun and the batteries that needs this power does not run out of energy. Wind power is a renewable energy resource. The wind is always present in the earth’s atmosphere. Tidal power is a renewable energy resource. The energy that the waves produce can generate electricity. It is a renewable resource. Nuclear energy uses nuclear reaction to create and produce electricity. Nuclear fission is the main nuclear reaction and it uses uranium. It is a renewable energy resource.