__________ has the greatest thermal energy. A. Ice B. Dry ice C. Steam D. Water
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Steam has the greatest thermal energy. Steam at 100 deg has more thermal energy than water at 100 deg because steam also has the latent heat of vapourization included.
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__________ has the greatest thermal energy.
A.
Ice
B.
Dry ice
C.
Steam
D.
Water
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