A mass of chemicals contains 100 units of potential energy. after an explosion, all the chemical energy is converted into thermal, radiant, and mechanical energyl. what is the sum of these three forms of energy after the explosion? 0 units 33.33 units 75 units 100 units

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Sariah Foster

Chemistry

17 July, 19:54

A mass of chemicals contains 100 units of potential energy. after an explosion, all the chemical energy is converted into thermal, radiant, and mechanical energyl. what is the sum of these three forms of energy after the explosion? 0 units 33.33 units 75 units 100 units

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Domino · Answer 1

According to the law of conservation of energy and due that all the chemical energy is converted to other three types of energy, the total sum of these three energies after the explosion must be the same than the initial energy, that is 100 units.