In titration, for the neutralisation reaction, why does the temperature increase, stop at a point and then decrease?

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anonymous · Answer

@Frostbite help me?

anonymous · Answer

I found this from some article,"Exothermic reactions give off heat. Initially they give it off to a cool substance. They heat it. As they heat it the cooling force increases due to the temperature difference between the mass in the reaction and the environment. At some point the cooling force equals the heating and the reaction reaches maximum temperature. After this the reaction rate is decreasing and the cooling force exceeds heating and the reaction cools. "

anonymous · Answer

what do you mean?

anonymous · Answer

haha it's ok! i just needed someone's opinion on the info i got from the article. Thanks!