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1)Comparing your total amount of energy released and
energy used (from Tables #1 and #2), provide
evidence to support that there was a net gain in
energy (kcal).
2)Comparing your total number of bonds broken and
number of bonds formed (from Tables #1 and #2),
provide evidence to support that there was a net gain
in energy with respect to bonds.
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