EBK HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
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Chapter 4.2, Problem 7CC
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To determine: Whether the reaction of baking soda with the vinegar to release carbon dioxide gas is an endergonic reaction or exergonic reaction.
Introduction: The reaction in which energy is released in the surrounding in any form indicates that it is an exergonic reaction. The reaction in which energy is utilized is known as endergonic reactions.
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To determine: Whether the reaction of baking soda with the vinegar to release carbon dioxide gas is a reversible reaction.
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