Chemistry, asked by ay117137, 9 months ago

Why temperature change in chemical reactions?​

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Answered by TheKingOfKings
9

Answer:

during the chemical reaction temperature changes because it is the sign that the chemical reaction is taking place

during the chemical reaction the reactants are converted into product or product converted into reactant so some amount of heat energy is released or absorbed so temperature changes in the chemical reactions

Answered by nayakdisha123
1

Answer:

heat energy reacts with chemical so temperature changes in the chemical reaction...

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