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When cooking on a gas stove what energys are being made and explain each one?
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When cooking on a gas stove what energys are being made and explain each one?

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Thermal Energy - The heat from the flame when stove is running

Mechanical Energy - When we turn on the burner

Chemical Energy - The energy transfers from natural gas to the heat gas

I hope this made sense, sorry!
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