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How can the engery in the wind be used?
from some engery from tyler
How can you try to save more money?
you can use copounds and save engery or reuse things
How do chloroplast get engery from sunlight?
They use chlorophyll to trap energy.Pigments absorb energy from sunlight.
Does engery rhyme with energy?
No, and "engery" is not a real word. You probably mean "injury".
Is it possible for your body to eat itself?
Your body can use fat stored in fat cells for engery, and if it really needs to it is able to break down your muscles for engery. So I would say that yes, your body can eat itself in a manner of speaking.
What is nurclear engery?
IT has no colour.
All movement is?
engery
What does the plant use the mitochondria for?
The plant uses mitochronria just as animals cells do. They produce engery for all the plants process.
What does the mitocondria turn food into?
Engery
What is carbohydrate necessary for?
to provide engery.
What is oil engery?
"Fossilized" sunlight.
What color is nurclear engery?
IT has no colour.
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