Chemistry Question – Energy Changes (Exo/Endo) & Bond Energy
22 Jun
Posted by: sean in: Chemistry Notes & Tips
Yesterday, we have gone through the theory of Energy Changes as well as look into one of the question of Endo/Exo reaction.
Let’s try one Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) to see if you understand it.
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Amanda
26|Jun|2008 1Endothermic reations is involved in bond breaking. Answer is B?
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sean
02|Jul|2008 2Hi Amanda,
You are spot on! This question test students on their ability to identify reactions that involves Bond-Breaking.
Bond-breaking processes are indeed Endothermic.
Keep up the good work!
Sean
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