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Some Reactions are endothermic How does the temperature and energy change in an endo thermic reaction? temperature change energy change А decreases energy taken in B decreases energy given out С increases
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Some Reactions are endothermic
How does the temperature and energy change in an endo thermic reaction?
temperature change
energy change
А
decreases
energy taken in
B
decreases
energy given out
С
increases
energy taken in
increases
energy given out
D
increases
energy given out
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endothermic means energy is taken in and temperature increases.
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