differentiate between exothermic and endothermic reactions. At least 3 differentiating points.
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Exothermic Reaction :-
It is the reaction in which ,energy is released into the surroundings .
The energy released is in the form of light , heat or sound.
The energy is released from the system to the environment
Examples :-
<> Rusting of iron
<> Nuclear fission
Endothermic reaction:-
It is the reaction in which ,energy is absorbed from the surroundings .
The energy is absorbed in the form of heat
Energy is absorbed from the surroundings into the system.
Examples:-
<>Melting of ice
<> Cooking of food
Hope this Helps You !
Exothermic Reaction :-
It is the reaction in which ,energy is released into the surroundings .
The energy released is in the form of light , heat or sound.
The energy is released from the system to the environment
Examples :-
<> Rusting of iron
<> Nuclear fission
Endothermic reaction:-
It is the reaction in which ,energy is absorbed from the surroundings .
The energy is absorbed in the form of heat
Energy is absorbed from the surroundings into the system.
Examples:-
<>Melting of ice
<> Cooking of food
Hope this Helps You !
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"The difference between exothermic and endothermic reactions are given below.
Exothermic reactions:
- If "chemical reactions" release energy into their surroundings, it is called as exothermic reactions.
- In this reaction, the temperature increases during the progress of the reaction.
- Reactants enthalpy is higher than the products.
- Enthalpy change is negative.
Endothermic reactions:
- If the chemical reactions absorb the heat energy from their surroundings, it is called exothermic reactions.
- In this reaction, the temperature will decrease during the progress of reactions.
- Reactants enthalpy is lower than the products.
- Enthalpy change is positive."
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