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Interpretation: Lower energy and which has lower energy away from hydrogen and oxygen gas or liquid water and stability to be discussed.
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Energy: Energy is ability for doing some work. Energy can found in potential energy, kinetic energy, bond energy, chemical energy, etc. which can transfer from one system to another.
Stability: The capacity of a compound to keep in the same state.
Exothermic reaction: Exothermic reaction is
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