How does the potential-energy diagram for a reaction indicate whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic? An endothermic reaction has reactants that are lower in energy than products because energy is absorbed to form the products. An endothermic reaction has reactants that are higher in energy than products because energy is released to form the products. An exothermic reaction has reactants that are lower in energy than products because energy is released to form the products. An exothermic reaction has reactants that are higher in energy than products because energy is absorbed to form the products.

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Clara

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4 March, 21:37

How does the potential-energy diagram for a reaction indicate whether the reaction is endothermic or exothermic? An endothermic reaction has reactants that are lower in energy than products because energy is absorbed to form the products. An endothermic reaction has reactants that are higher in energy than products because energy is released to form the products. An exothermic reaction has reactants that are lower in energy than products because energy is released to form the products. An exothermic reaction has reactants that are higher in energy than products because energy is absorbed to form the products.

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America Black · Answer 1

I think when the substance is an exothermic it will release just like fireworks but when u have a endothermic it will stay in until it's ready to let go of the substance this is what I think