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Explanation:
Endo and Exo thermic are defined by what changes take place in the environment of the reaction.
If the temperature goes up, the reaction is giving up heat. It is Exothermic.
If the temperature goes down, the reaction requires heat. It is Endothermic.
In this case, the temperature went down. The reaction is Endothermic.
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Density = 30 mg/mL
Mass = 150 mg
Volume = ??
Therefore:
D = m / V
30 = 150 / V
V = 150 / 30
V = 5.0 mL
converts volume into liters :
5.0 mL / 1000 => 0.005 L or 5.0 x 10⁻³ L
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The given blank can be filled with endothermic reactions.
The endothermic reactions or processes captivates energy from its surroundings, primarily, but will not always be in the form of heat. A reaction, which requires the input of energy that dissociates a bond will always be endothermic. The best examples of endothermic reactions are evaporation of the liquid, melting cubes, melting or solid salts, and others.