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WHAT KINDS OF ENERGY ARE GIVEN OUT BY A BOMFIRE A CANDLE AND FIREWORKS?

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Infra-red light, Visible light, sound waves, possibly small amounts of UV light
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all of them give heat, light,

fireworks more than the others, sound :)
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heat... romance... and a big bang!
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Fires and fireworks create energy of the forms:

- Radiated Heat (infra-red, thermal energy)

- Conducted Heat (warmed material bring in heat, thermal energy)

- Light (visible light energy)

- Sound (fireworks)

- Mechanical energy (The push when the fireworks explode)

The heat energy can come in the form or radiated energy and in conductive/convective energy. (Radiated energy is felt by the light or the infra-red heat being transmitted directly.)(Conductive/convective energy comes in the form or warm material such as air carrying heat. An example is a forced air furnace in someones house)

Tim D.

West Melbourne, FL
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