Keiffer G. answered 05/13/21
Bioengineer with a Master's in Nanoscience
Delta represents change, so this is the change in H
Angela M.
asked 05/13/21I"m working on a chemist assignment
Keiffer G. answered 05/13/21
Bioengineer with a Master's in Nanoscience
Delta represents change, so this is the change in H
Todd W. answered 05/13/21
Recent College Graduate Specializing Biology Tutoring
Delta H is basically the amount of energy or heat that either was gained or lost during the reaction. What delta H is greater than 0 this means the reaction is endothermic (heat was gained) and when delta H is less than ) this means it is exothermic (heat was lost).
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