Endergonic, exergonic, exothermic, and endothermic reactions | Khan Academy

Endergonic, exergonic, exothermic, and endothermic reactions.

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[ammarsiddiqui]

thanks learned it and understood it nicely and got an A* in my Exam

[TonyPepperoni-yt]

Is this considered high school or university level science?

[rishimalhotra]

Hey Sal in the exothermic and exergonic reacction where did the purple/pink atom go in the two pair of atoms molucule
and in the endothermic and exergonic reaction could you colour/color every atom diferent.
Sal I also signed n on khan academy because of your great teaching. Bye Sal

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[HopeRiveraDreamer]

The way you repeat your term you JUST said, literally makes me so confused... "constant pressure... constant pressure, you can define endothermic....endothermic.."

[davidmonroy]

If breaking bonds requires energy then why is increasing enthropy exergonic?

[showwithoutaface]

I though freezing water is a spontaneous reaction its exothermic and has decreasing entropy. Shouldnt it be exogonic vs endogornic? Or does this only apply to constant temperature and pressure?

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