a reaction in which energy is given out to the surroundings,surroundings then have more energy thus they have a temp increase 

combustion reactions,oxidation reactions and neutralisation reactiond

what are some examples of exothermic reactions

a reaction where energy is taken in,and the temp of the surroundings decreases

thermal decomposition reactions and the reaction citric acid and sodium hydrogencarbonate

what are some examples of an endothermic reactions

the type of reaction when a compound breaks down to form 2 or more substances when it is heated

the energy levels are decreased in an exothermic reaction as the surroundings have gained energy and in an endothermic the energy levels are higher as energy js absorbed from the surroundings

in an energy level diagram what shows a exothermic or endothermic reaction

when more heat energy is created in making bonds than is taken in when breaking bonds

if less heat energy is created in making the bonds than taken in when breaking bonds

what is the definition of an endothermic reaction

a store of internal energy thst can be transferred as an electrical current in a circuit by a chemical reaction

a voltage is produced until the reactans are used up,we call this the battery going flat

produce a continuous voltage as long as they are supplied with a reliable supple of fuel and oxygen

cheap,may end up in landfill and expensive yk recycle

what are the pros and cons of am alkaline cell

can be recharged many times before being recycled,cost mote to manufacture 

what are the pros and cons of a rechargeable cell

easy tk maintain as there are no moving parte and water is only chemical product,very expensive ,need a constant supply kf hydrogne fuel,which is flammable 

what are the pros and cons of a hydrogen fuel cell

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