In an endothermic reaction:

Heat is always a product.

Heat is always a reactant.

Heat must be released in order for the reaction to proceed.

Heat transfer is not detected as a temperature change.

Question

In an endothermic reaction:
		
Heat is always a product.
		
Heat is always a reactant.
		
Heat must be released in order for the reaction to proceed.
		
Heat transfer is not detected as a temperature change.

nvidiaintely · Answer

I think it is option C.
Am I correct @sweetburger?

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nvidiaintely · Answer

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wholock · Answer

In an endothermic reaction heat is drawed into the body as energy to perform the function.

wholock · Answer

Making heat a reactant.

lyss · Answer

endothermic = absorbing heat

nvidiaintely · Answer

SO the answer is option C, correct?