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If you mix two reactants together that produce a new product as the result of chemical reaction, and the reaction flask feels warm to the touch, which type of reaction is it? Options: exothermic reactions
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If you mix two reactants together that produce a new product as the result of chemical reaction, and the reaction flask feels warm to the touch, which type of reaction is it? Options: exothermic reactions endothermic reactions

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exothermic reaction

Step-by-step explanation:

The reaction flask feels warm because energy was released from the reaction in the form of thermal energy. Exothermic reactions release energy to its surroundings.

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exothermic reactions.. lmk if you need me to explain why :)
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