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which of the following is an example of exothermic reaction?
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
which of the following can speed up the rate of chemical reaction?
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
the measure of kinetic energy
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
If you can see particles in a mixture it is probably a
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
matter in a frozen state has
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
The law of conservation of mass states that
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
matter in a gas state have much __________energy than matter in a solid state
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
If you cannot see any particles and light can pass straight through, then it is probalbly this type of mixture
burning wood
temperature
Mass stays the same even as something changes state, it is always conserved
suspension
pure solution
less energy
more
breaking out the reactant into smaller pieces
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