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Does the reaction of a burning candle give off or absorb heat
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Does the reaction of a burning candle give off or absorb heat
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The reaction of a burning candle gives off heat and is an exothermic reaction. It does not absorb heat because it does not cool down its surroundings as the candle burns. The answer is the reaction of a burning candles gives off heat.
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