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What describes an endothermic reaction

What describes an endothermic reaction
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What describes an endothermic reaction

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it is a reaction in which the product formed has greater energy than the reactants meaning it takes place in heat and the heat content of the substance increases
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In an endothermic reaction, the reaction system absorbs heat.
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