Report Sheet(Energy and Matter)Name Qudreg L. FormantesDate 07 /04 21Section 115TeamInstructor Name Midas TsaiPart A: Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions:NHẠNO3 SolutionCaCl2 SolutionInitial water temperature (°C)22 °C22°CFinal water temperature (°C)19 °C24° CTemperature change-3 °C2° CEndothermic or ExothermicEndo thermicExothermicAdd the term heat to the reactants or products in the following chemical equations.H20NH,NO; (s)→ NH,* (aq)+ NO; (aq)H2OCaCl, (s)Ca* (aq)+ 2C1° (aq)Q 1: Use the knowledge you attained from the above activity and answer the following. Indicatethe process that absorb energy with a positive sign (+, endothermic) and the process that releasesenergy with a negative sign (-, exothermic).ProcessSign (+ or -)Exothermic or EndothermicFreezing waterCooking a potato in a microwave ovenBurning wood log in a fireplaceDigestion of food inside the bodyPhotosynthesis

Part A) Exothermic and endothermic reactions In NH4NO3, the final temperature of the solution…

Part A: Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions: NHẠNO3 Solution CaCl2 Solution b. Initial water temperature (°C) 22°C 22°C Final water temperature (°C) 19 °C 24 C Temperature change -3 °C 2° C Endothermic or Exothermic Endo thermic Exothermic Add the term heat to the reactants or products in the following chemical equations. H2O NH,NO; (s) NH,* (aq) + NO;°(aq) H20 CaCl, (s) Ca+ (aq) + 2C1 (aq) Q 1: Use the knowledge you attained from the above activity and answer the following. Indicate the process that absorb energy with a positive sign (+, endothermic) and the process that releases energy with a negative sign (-, exothermic). Process Sign (+ or-) Exothermic or Endothermic Freezing water Cooking a potato in a microwave oven Burning wood log in a fireplace Digestion of food inside the body Photosynthesis

Part A: Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions: NHẠNO3 Solution CaCl2 Solution b. Initial water temperature (°C) 22°C 22°C Final water temperature (°C) 19 °C 24 C Temperature change -3 °C 2° C Endothermic or Exothermic Endo thermic Exothermic Add the term heat to the reactants or products in the following chemical equations. H2O NH,NO; (s) NH,* (aq) + NO;°(aq) H20 CaCl, (s) Ca+ (aq) + 2C1 (aq) Q 1: Use the knowledge you attained from the above activity and answer the following. Indicate the process that absorb energy with a positive sign (+, endothermic) and the process that releases energy with a negative sign (-, exothermic). Process Sign (+ or-) Exothermic or Endothermic Freezing water Cooking a potato in a microwave oven Burning wood log in a fireplace Digestion of food inside the body Photosynthesis

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