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Jonas mixes citric acid with baking soda. How does he know the reaction is endothermic? A) the baking soda changes color B) the citric acid forms gas bubbles C) the temperature …

Jonas mixes citric acid with baking soda. How does he know the reaction is endothermic? A) the baking soda changes color B) the citric acid forms gas bubbles C) the temperature …
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Jonas mixes citric acid with baking soda. How does he know the reaction is endothermic?

A) the baking soda changes color
B) the citric acid forms gas bubbles
C) the temperature of the solution increases
D) the temperature of the solution decreases

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D. The temperature of the solution decreases

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(D) The temperature of the solution decreases.

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