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What is the definition of energy stored in chemical bonds of molecules?

What is the definition of energy stored in chemical bonds of molecules?
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What is the definition of energy stored in chemical bonds of molecules?

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Chemical Energy

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The type of energy stored in chemical bonds is chemical energy. Chemical bonds are formed with the absorption of chemical energy, and they are broken down with the release of chemical energy
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