Understanding Chemical Reactions and Energy Changes

Aug 01, 2024

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Learn about exergonic and endergonic reactions in chemistry. Explore how energy is released or absorbed in different reactions. Understand the role of reactants and products in energy transformations.

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Understanding Chemical Reactions and Energy Changes

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Chemical reactions and energy changes reactants products If energy of reactants is greater than energy of products, energy is give out (released) during the reaction: EXERGONIC If energy of reactants is less than energy of products, energy is taken in (absorbed) during the reaction: ENDERGONIC reactants products Energy is releasedto the surroundings Energy is absorbedfrom the surroundings INCREASING ENERGY products reactants ReplayClose window

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