Asked by Adeline
Two substances in a glass beaker react chemically and the glass beaker becomes too hot to touch.
A. Is this an exothermic or endothermic reaction.
It would be exothermic, right? Because energy is released?
B. If the two substances are defined as the system, what constitutes the surroundings?
What? System? Surrounding? I'm confused..
A. Is this an exothermic or endothermic reaction.
It would be exothermic, right? Because energy is released?
B. If the two substances are defined as the system, what constitutes the surroundings?
What? System? Surrounding? I'm confused..
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
a. correct
b. generally, the surroundings are everthing not in the system.
b. generally, the surroundings are everthing not in the system.
Answered by
Anonymous
the chemicals inside it reacts each other these energy trans fers to beaker and became hot when we touch it .
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