Question

Which is the correct definition of Chemical Energy?

A.
energy of an object due to the random motion of its atoms and molecules
B.
energy an object has because of its motion or position
C.
energy produced from the splitting of atoms
D.
energy stored in chemical bonds of molecules

(P.S., Please no direct answers.. And I think it's C)
If this is in the wrong subject, please tell me!

Answer 1

One of them is mechanical energy. One of them is thermal energy. One of them is nuclear energy. One of them is chemical energy. Can you match them up?

Answer 2

B is mechanical energy, (I think)

Answer 3

Correct

Answer 4

Nuclear energy is D, right?

Answer 5

No, D is not nuclear energy.

Answer 6

Oh, ok. Let me think..

Answer 7

Nuclear energy is the energy keeping the particles of atomic nuclei together. When would this energy be released?

Answer 8

Wait, I got the answer I think.
Nuclear energy is C, and Chemical energy is D?

Answer 9

Correct.

Answer 10

Correct. Good job.

Answer 11

Thank you!

Answer 12

You're welcome.