In Endothermic chemical reaction, the energy lost from the surroundings must be what compared to the energy gained by the reaction?

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Naomi Pruitt

8 February, 10:54

In Endothermic chemical reaction, the energy lost from the surroundings must be what compared to the energy gained by the reaction?

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Alayna Bentley · Answer 1

Equal

Explanation:

Energy can neither be destroyed nor be created. It can only be transformed from one form to otherm

So by this, we can say that the above should be equal.

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Ivan · Answer 2

FALSE

Explanation:

For an exothermic reaction, the amount of energy released by the surroundings must be equal to the energy absorbed by the reaction.