Physics, 11.05.2021 01:40 villafana36
What happens to the match system when friction is produced by sliding the match along the striker?
A Thermal energy is removed from the system, which triggers a chemical reaction that produces electrical energy
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B
Electrical energy is removed from the system, which triggers a chemical reaction that produces light and heat.
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Electrical energy is added to the system, which triggers a chemical reaction that produces mechanical energy.
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Thermal energy is added to the system, which triggers a chemical reaction that produces light and heat.
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