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1. Energy is required for chemical reactions to take place. What form of energy is used in cooking?

1. Energy is required for chemical reactions to take place. What form of energy is used in cooking?
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1. Energy is required for chemical

reactions to take place. What form of
energy is used in cooking?

User Jonathan Marston
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The form of energy used in cooking is thermal energy, or heat. There is a variety of chemical reactions that can take place during cooking and baking.
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