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Chemical Energy

Chemical energy plays a critical role in various everyday applications, from powering batteries through zinc and manganese dioxide reactions to enabling the explosive capabilities of substances like nitroglycerin and gunpowder.

Chemical Energy

Chemical Energy

Fun Facts

Petrol and diesel do utilise chemical reactions alongside oxygen and electricity, it produces combustion, which in turn produces rotational energy when connected to a generator can produce electricity
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Alkaline is another example of chemical energy in everyday life. Batteries can work because there is both negative and positive charge because there is zinc and manganese dioxide.
Explosives also use chemical reactions to their advantage, with some using nitroglycerin others using uranium or pure gunpowder. Explosives ignite under different circumstances that trigger a chain reaction, often related to heat.
An airbag releases a signal 15 milliseconds after detecting a crash. Then, an electric igniter ignites the chemical compound, fully inflating the airbag within 45 milliseconds after the signal activates the electric igniter.

Examples of CHEMICAL ENERGY

Baking Soda & Vinegar
Airbags
Heating Packs
Bleach and Ammonia
Food
Explosives
Wood
Petroleum
Batteries

Definition bonds of chemical compounds released by a chemical reaction.