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What will a thermometer show if placed next to a beaker containing an exothermic reaction? A. no change in temperature B. a decrease in temperature C. an increase in temperature D. an increase, then a
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What will a thermometer show if placed next to a beaker containing an exothermic reaction? A. no change in temperature B. a decrease in temperature C. an increase in temperature D. an increase, then a decline, in temperature.

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the correct answer is D
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The exothermic reaction within the beaker releases heat energy, resulting in an

In short, the answer would be : C. an increase in temperature.

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