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

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nnesha · Answer

what is product ?
what is reactant ?
what is endothermic ?
definitions of all these 3 terms will help you to find the correct answer. :=))

unklerhaukus · Answer

heat is not a thing

nvidiaintely · Answer

What do u mean by "heat is not a thing"?

unklerhaukus · Answer

heat is not a material substance

nvidiaintely · Answer

@UnkleRhaukus Oh oh okay.
@Nnesha Thanks!

sweetburger · Answer

When there talking about these reactions they mean Heat=energy. Although heat and energy are not a substance when either are increased or decreased in a system the system will move to lower the added stress (le chatelier's principle). So in the terms of this question think about it like this $$Heat + AB \rightarrow A + B$$ Energy is being added to break AB into its components A and B.

nvidiaintely · Answer

THANK YOU @sweetburger!