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Which of the following scenes depict the process of an increase in the enthalpy? Stirring a coffee mixture. O Formation of snowdrop. Combination of acid and base. O Melting of candle wax.

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Chapter10: Energy

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Which of the following scenes depict the process of an increase in the enthalpy?
Stirring a coffee mixture.
O Formation of snowdrop.
Combination of acid and base.
O Melting of candle wax.

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