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Would you expect bond formation to be an energy-releasing process or an energy-absorbing process?
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∙ 13y ago
Bond formation is a energy releasing process that means exothermic process.
you can calculate these energy by knowing enthalpy change .
If energy stored in the product is less then the energy stored in the reactant ,the process is known as exothermic whereas if energy stored in the product is more then the energy stored in the reactant ,the process is known as endothermic.
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