Science, asked by 10990, 7 months ago

what type of energy is used in firecrakers

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Answered by Cherry1702

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Answer:

Chemical Energy

Explanation:

Firecrackers have various Chemical constituents on them . They emit a large amount of heat and light energy on burning .

Answered by anushkasen37

0

Explanation:

Heat,light,sound and nuclear energy.

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