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10-01-2017
Physics

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What does it mean that a form of energy might take more energy to harness than it provides?

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10-01-2017

Inefficiency is a big struggle when it comes to renewable resources. A form of energy might take more energy to harness than it provides because the energy might dissipate. Energy transformation is never 100% conversion. Some of the energy dissipates in the form of heat.

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