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When chemical bonds are formed, the process is A:endothermic B:exothermic C:conserved

When chemical bonds are formed, the process is A:endothermic B:exothermic C:conserved
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When chemical bonds are formed, the process is

A:endothermic
B:exothermic
C:conserved

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When chemical bonds are formed the process is endothermic.

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Answer: B. Exothermic

Formation of chemical bonds is always an exothermic process and breaking bonds is an endothermic process. When a bond is formed the system loses energy and increases its stability. When a system loses energy that is an exothermic process. When a system takes in energy from its surroundings or needs added energy it’s is an endothermic process.
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