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Which general equation represents an exothermic reaction? O A. reactants - energy → products OB. reactants products + energy OC. reactants + products → energy OD. reactants + energy products
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Which general equation represents an exothermic reaction?

O A. reactants - energy → products
OB. reactants products + energy
OC. reactants + products → energy
OD. reactants + energy
products

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

The general equation which represents an exothermic reaction is :

reactants - energy → products

This is because on undergoing an exothermic reaction, heat energy is released, which means that the initial energy of the reactants is lost (subtracted).

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