Match the terms with the appropriate definition E. v Entropy A. absorb energy/heat B. energy associated with a chemical reaction used to do work В. V Enthalpy D. v Free energy C. release energy/heat A. v endothermic D. heat energy C. v exothermic E. Randomness and disorder

Match the terms with the appropriate definition E. v Entropy A. absorb energy/heat B. energy associated with a chemical reaction used to do work В. V Enthalpy D. v Free energy C. release energy/heat A. v endothermic D. heat energy C. v exothermic E. Randomness and disorder

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Match the terms with the appropriate definition
E. V
Entropy
A. absorb energy/heat
B. v Enthalpy
B. energy associated with a chemical reaction used to do
work
D. v Free energy
C. release energy/heat
A. v endothermic
D. heat energy
C. v exothermic
E. Randomness and disorder

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