Determine the energy change in the following reaction. This reaction is considered ... C6H12 + O2 CO2 + H2O + heat energy absorbed is equal to the energy released endothermic O isothermic O exothermic

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Determine the energy change in the following reaction. This reaction is considered ...

C6H12 + O2
CO2 + H2O + heat
energy absorbed is equal to the energy released
endothermic
O isothermic
O exothermic

Determine the energy change in the following reaction. This reaction is considered-example-1

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Answer:isothermic

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Carles Araguz answered Dec 29, 2022

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Answer:

Energy abosorbed = Energy released.

Thus ISOTHERMIC

Martin Ahrer answered Jan 4, 2023

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