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If a chemical reaction has a AH value of -125 kJ, it would be considered what? A. an exothermic reaction B. a reaction that absorbs energy C. an endothermic reaction D. A reaction that probably gets cold
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If a chemical reaction has a AH value of -125 kJ, it would be considered what?

A. an exothermic reaction
B. a reaction that absorbs energy
C. an endothermic reaction
D. A reaction that probably gets cold

If a chemical reaction has a AH value of -125 kJ, it would be considered what? A. an-example-1
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exothermic

Step-by-step explanation:

negative means it's losing energy

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A an exothermic reaction
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