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12 June, 19:47

As an experiment a science class puts vinegar and baking soda into a large bottle and then puts a cork in the bottle. The carbon dioxide from this mixture shoots the cork into the air. What kind of energy transformation takes place in this experiment?

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thermal energy to electrical energy

radiant energy to thermal energy

chemical energy to kinetic energy

mechanical energy to chemical energy

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