Chemistry
During an endothermic reaction:
- The temperature of surroundings increases.
- The temperature of surroundings decreases
- The heat in the surroundings increases
- The reactants melt.
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The temperature of surroundings decreases
Reason — Heat is absorbed during an endothermic reaction, hence the temperature of the surrounding will decrease.
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