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How is an exothermic reaction indicated in an equation?

How is an exothermic reaction indicated in an equation?
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How is an exothermic reaction indicated in an equation?

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Answer: Heat is included as one of the products.

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\longrightarrow\sf \pmb {Exothermic \: Reaction}


\tt \green {An \: exothermic \: reaction \: is \: indicated \: by \: writing \: “+Heat” \: or \: “+Heat \: energy” \: or \: “+Energy” \: on \: the \: products \: side \: of \: an \: equation.}

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