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An '''exergonic reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] in which [[energy]] in the form of [[light]], [[heat]], [[smoke]], etc. is released in the process. The opposite of this is an [[endergonic reaction]]. | An '''exergonic reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] in which [[energy]] in the form of [[light]], [[heat]], [[smoke]], etc. is released in the process. The opposite of this is an [[endergonic reaction]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, July 12, 2016
An exergonic reaction is a chemical reaction in which energy in the form of light, heat, smoke, etc. is released in the process. The opposite of this is an endergonic reaction.