What source of thermal energy does an internal combustion engine use? A. Steam B. Hot Water C. Burning Fuel D. Refrigerant

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Campbell · Answer 1 · 2021-11-08T18:06:11+0000

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The source of the thermal energy in a combustion engine is the spark from the spark plug that ignites the fuel and air mixture converting chemical energy into thermal energy.

What source of thermal energy does an internal combustion engine use? A. Steam B. Hot Water C. Burning Fuel D. Refrigerant

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