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When two liquids are mixed in an endothermic reaction, what always happens to the temperature of the solution?

When two liquids are mixed in an endothermic reaction, what always happens to the temperature of the solution?
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When two liquids are mixed in an endothermic reaction, what always happens to the temperature of the solution?

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Ťmperature will get lower
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