2. When a piece of charcoal burns, it
a. neither absorbs nor releases energy.
b. loses m...
Biology, 27.03.2020 23:22 Blossom824
2. When a piece of charcoal burns, it
a. neither absorbs nor releases energy.
b. loses matter and energy.
c. absorbs energy.
d. releases energy.
Answers: 3
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