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Ollie
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5 February, 04:42
What is the energy transformation when i run?
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5 February, 05:11
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As the leg muscles contract to propel the runner forward, about 75% of the chemical energy that the runner has consumed is lost due to the heat (thermal energy) that the body gives off as it converts it stores (potential) chemical energy into kinetic energy.
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