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What is the difference between burning and heating? How can you tell in the lab if you are heating or burning?
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What is the difference between burning and heating? How can you tell in the lab if you are heating or burning?
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the difference between burning and heating is burning involves combustion, heating is just a transfer of kinetic energy. you can tell presence of smoke typically, although you can have superficial burn.
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