Science, asked by utkrashtkumar, 7 months ago

During a exothermic reaction , heat is produced or system gives out the heat.
then why does the temperature of system increases
give the full explaination

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Answered by ashutoshdsms25

Answer:

Explanation:EXOTHERMIC REACTIONS CONVERT CHEMICAL ENERGY INSIDE CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES INTO HEAT ENERGY. THE CHEMICAL ENERGY DECREASES AND THE HEAT ENERGY INCREASES. BOND MAKING RELEASE ENERGY, RATHER THAN NEEDING IT TO BE SUPPLIED, SO AS A RESULT OF THE BOND MAKING, HEAT ENERGY IS RELEASED.

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