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an endothermic reaction is usually the break down of a product into its reactants. in order for it to be broken down, energy is needed usually in form of heat. for example, when you dissolve ammonium chloride in water, you would notice that the solution would go cold, meaning the heat is being absorbed in order to break down the ammonium chloride. all endothermic reactions have a positive delta H.

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