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When you add heat to wood it burns. The cellulose that makes up wood is converted to carbon dioxide, water vapor, and ash. This transfer of energy caused a change to the _____ of wood.
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When you add heat to wood it burns. The cellulose that makes up wood is converted to carbon dioxide, water vapor, and ash. This transfer of energy caused a change to the _____ of wood.

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Chemical composition, the element no longer retains the same chemical formula as it did before.
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