FOR AN EXOTHERMIC REACTION WHAT HAPPENS TO DELTA H WITH AN INCREASE IN THE TEMPERATURE????

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aditya kulkarni · Answer

dear monali

delta H is equal to energy of reactants-energy of products.

In an exothermic reaction delta H is -ve.

when energy in the form of heat is supplied the energy of the products increases,

this implies the value of delta H becomes more and more -ve.

this is the simpleconclusion.

thank you.......

Aniket Patra · Answer

For an Exothermic reaction the reaction becomes slow on rising the temperature.Now delta H for an exothermic reaction is positive..so on rising temp..enthalpy will increase..

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FOR AN EXOTHERMIC REACTION WHAT HAPPENS TO DELTA H WITH AN INCREASE IN THE TEMPERATURE????

FOR AN EXOTHERMIC REACTION WHAT HAPPENS TO DELTA H WITH AN INCREASE IN THE TEMPERATURE????

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