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1. Energy is required for chemical reactions to take place. What form of energy is used in cooking?
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1. Energy is required for chemical reactions to take place. What form of energy is used in cooking?
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The form of energy used in cooking is thermal energy, or heat. There is a variety of chemical reactions that can take place during cooking and baking.
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