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Is the exothermic action in neutralization means releasing energy aims to become stable?
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The molecular reorganization of the combining reagents is caused by the stress to change from a less stable to a more stable molecule. As the less stable molecules require more energy to hold their atomic structure this now excess energy is released during the reorganization to the more stable molecule. So the "action" of becoming stable causes the reorganization which results in a "re-action" that is exothermic and possibly exoradiographical as well.o
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YES
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