When burning fuel for cooking, the pan and the food absorb energy and heat up. In this process, which form of energy is chemical energy converted into? atomic energy radiant energy mechanical energy thermal

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When burning fuel for cooking, the pan and the food absorb energy and heat up. In this process, which form of energy is chemical energy converted into?

atomic energy

radiant energy

mechanical energy

thermal energy

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D. Thermal Energy

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thermal energy

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