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What must happen in a chemical reaction? Energy is created. Energy is destroyed. Energy is transferred. Atoms are destroyed.
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What must happen in a chemical reaction?

Energy is created.

Energy is destroyed.

Energy is transferred.

Atoms are destroyed.

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well energy cannot be created or destroyed but it can be transferred. atoms are altered but not destroyed altogether:)
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energy is transferred because energy is never destroyed
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