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Where does the energy go in an endothermic reaction? ​

Where does the energy go in an endothermic reaction? ​
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Where does the energy go in an endothermic reaction? ​

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when heat energy is absorbed

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Answer:

Nowhere

Step-by-step explanation:

The energy doesn't go anywhere, it just gets absorbed into the object making it hotter.

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