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From his observations of cannon drilling, Count Rumford concluded that heat could NOT be a form of A. kinetic energy. B. potential energy. C. matter. D. radiation
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From his observations of cannon drilling, Count Rumford concluded that heat could NOT be a form of

A. kinetic energy.
B. potential energy.
C. matter.
D. radiation

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Matter is your answer.

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From his observations of cannon drilling, Count Rumford concluded that heat could NOT be a form of C. matter.
Although all matter contains heat energy, heat itself is not a form of matter, but just one of its integral parts.
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