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It's counter intuitive because when we burn something say a wooden house it turns into ashes. Where are the stronger bonds then?
by galaxyLogic 6y ago
It's counter intuitive because when we burn something say a wooden house it turns into ashes. Where are the stronger bonds then?
- thunderbong 6y agoThe strong bonds are in CO2 and H2O i.e. carbon dioxide and water vapour, both of which dissipate into the air.
- galaxyLogic 6y agoRight. It is true but counter-intuitive. For us humans strong bonds in a gas don't look like strong bonds.