What is the term Endothermic energy
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AN ENDOTHERMIC PROCESS IS ANY PROCESS WHICH REQUIRES OR ABSORBS ENERGY FROM ITS SURROUNDUNGS USUALLY IN THE FORM OF HEAT. IT MAY BE CHEMICAL PROCESS, SUCH AS DISSOLVING SALT IN WATER OR SIMPLY THE MELTING IF ICE CUBES.
FOR EXAMPLE: ENDOTHERMIC CHEMICAL REACTIONS. A GOOD EXAMPLE OF AN ENDOTHERMIC REACTION INCLUDES DISSOLVING A SALT, NOR DOES THE AOLVENT NEED TO BE WATER. THE REACTION OF BARIUM HYDROXIDE OCTAHYDRATE CRYSTALS WITH DRY AMMONIUM CHLORIDE.
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FOR EXAMPLE: ENDOTHERMIC CHEMICAL REACTIONS. A GOOD EXAMPLE OF AN ENDOTHERMIC REACTION INCLUDES DISSOLVING A SALT, NOR DOES THE AOLVENT NEED TO BE WATER. THE REACTION OF BARIUM HYDROXIDE OCTAHYDRATE CRYSTALS WITH DRY AMMONIUM CHLORIDE.
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