Chemistry · General introduction and importance of biomolecules
Solar energy stored in material such as wood, grain, sugar, and municipal waste
Solar energy stored in material such as wood, grain, sugar, and municipal waste is called:
- A. fossil fuels
- B. biomass
- C. geothermal energy
- D. natural gas
Step-by-step solution
Biomass refers to organic materials like wood, grain, sugar, and municipal waste that store solar energy through photosynthesis. It is a renewable energy source derived from living or recently living organisms.
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