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Jefferson Pham
14 October, 05:45
What is an exthermic reaction
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Amari Lewis
14 October, 06:12
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An Exothermic reaction is when energy is transferred to its surroundings. The energy that is being transferred is usually heat energy, which is what sources the reaction mixture and its environment to become sweltering.
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