The reactants in a chemical reaction contain 900 J of chemical energy. The products of the reaction contain 9000 J of chemical energy. Which statement best describes this chemical reaction?

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The reactants in a chemical reaction contain 900 J of chemical energy. The products of the reaction contain 9000 J of chemical energy. Which statement best describes this chemical reaction?

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The reaction absorbs 8100 J of energy from the surroundings as it proceeds.

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Answer:The reaction absorbs 8100 J of energy from the surroundings as it proceeds.

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