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Write (J) if the situation describes an Exothermic Reaction and (C) if Endothermic Reaction. Explain your answers. 26. Combustion of gasoline in a car engine 27. Burning a candle 28. Formation of rust from iron and oxygen 29. Mixing vinegar and baking soda to produce carbon dioxide 30. Reaction between sodium chloride and water, which releases heat 31. Melting of ice 32. Photosynthesis in plants 33. Refrigeration 34. Charging batteries 35. Heating water

Name: write j if the situation describes an exothermic reaction and c if endothermic reaction explain your answers 26 combustion of gasoline in a car engine 27 burning a candle 28 formation of rust from iro
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Description: write j if the situation describes an exothermic reaction and c if endothermic reaction explain your answers 26 combustion of gasoline in a car engine 27 burning a candle 28 formation of rust from iro

          Write (J) if the situation describes an Exothermic
Reaction and (C) if Endothermic Reaction. Explain your answers. 
26. Combustion of gasoline in a car engine
27. Burning a candle
28. Formation of rust from iron and oxygen
29. Mixing vinegar and baking soda to produce carbon dioxide
30. Reaction between sodium chloride and water, which releases heat
31. Melting of ice
32. Photosynthesis in plants
33. Refrigeration
34. Charging batteries
35. Heating water

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Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity

John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John R.… 9th Edition

Chapter 5

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Write (J) if the situation describes an Exothermic Reaction and (C) if Endothermic Reaction. Explain your answers. 26. Combustion of gasoline in a car engine 27. Burning a candle 28. Formation of rust from iron and oxygen 29. Mixing vinegar and baking soda to produce carbon dioxide 30. Reaction between sodium chloride and water, which releases heat 31. Melting of ice 32. Photosynthesis in plants 33. Refrigeration 34. Charging batteries 35. Heating water