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Looking at a potential energy diagram what is the name given to represent the amount of energy given off during an exothermal reaction?
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Looking at a potential energy diagram what is the name given to represent the amount of energy given off during an exothermal reaction?

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Enthalpy change, in an exothermic reaction this value will always be positive
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