The energy needed to break apart hydrogen and oxygen in a water molecule is measured in units called_______ A. horsepower B. kilojoules C. pounds D. calories

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The energy needed to break apart hydrogen and oxygen in a water molecule

is measured in units called_______
A. horsepower
B. kilojoules
C. pounds
D. calories

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B: Kilojoules

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Akshay Sunderwani answered Oct 15, 2021

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b bc I took the class bwfore

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