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A '''chemical reaction''' is a process in which one or more chemical substances change their configuration by exchanging [[atom]]s or [[electron]]s. Chemical reactions are either [[endothermic]], requiring a net input of [[thermal energy]] to complete the reaction, or [[exothermic]], resulting in a net output of thermal energy in the products. A chemical reaction can be represented by means of a [[Chemical equation]]. | A '''chemical reaction''' is a process in which one or more chemical substances change their configuration by exchanging [[atom]]s or [[electron]]s. Chemical reactions are either [[endothermic]], requiring a net input of [[thermal energy]] to complete the reaction, or [[exothermic]], resulting in a net output of thermal energy in the products. A chemical reaction can be represented by means of a [[Chemical equation]]. | ||
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*[[Redox reaction]] | *[[Redox reaction]] | ||
*[[Acid-base reaction]] | *[[Acid-base reaction]] | ||
[[Category:Chemical Reactions|!]] | [[Category:Chemical Reactions|!]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:00, July 13, 2016
A chemical reaction is a process in which one or more chemical substances change their configuration by exchanging atoms or electrons. Chemical reactions are either endothermic, requiring a net input of thermal energy to complete the reaction, or exothermic, resulting in a net output of thermal energy in the products. A chemical reaction can be represented by means of a Chemical equation.