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An oil pump jack, a hydrocarbon molecule, a battery, and a solar panel.

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Ignite your brain. From the flash point of octane to the high-stakes chemistry of lithium-ion cells, energy isn't just theory—it's power. Tackle the combustion equations and thermodynamics driving the world. Prove you can handle the heat or watch your score go up in smoke.

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