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A Bunsen burner is lit in a chemistry lab. The gas used in this reaction is ethane. Identify all the energy transfers in this situation using the terms: "endothermic," "system," and "energy".

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Chapter10: Energy

Section10.3: Energy And Chemical Reactions

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A Bunsen burner is lit in a chemistry lab. The gas used in this reaction is ethane. Identify all the energy transfers in this situation using the terms: "endothermic,"
"system," and "energy".

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