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unknown 101:

--- Quote from: emi on May 29, 2009, 03:37:00 pm ---thanks alot

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ur welcome, ;)

lana:
ooh ok !!! :P thanks alot and seriously lilwayne your the best !!! ;D
+rep for you

unknown 101:

--- Quote from: lana on May 29, 2009, 03:39:36 pm ---ooh ok !!! :P thanks allot and seriously lilwayne your the best !!! ;D
+rep for you

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Thanks  :D

emi:

--- Quote ---somebody please explain this to me ...when a reaction cool or lose heat it's endothermic right ? because energy is taken in ? please correct me if I'm wrong because in pp3 in June 08 mark scheme  it's the opposite !!! so I'm totally confused  Undecidedaa
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i think you are wrong .. because when a reaction lose heat means its exothermic  and when it takes heat in then its endothermic when it loses energy then how is the energy takin in ?  that happens in endothermic reactions where it takes energy in , exothermic gives energy out .

and MS is correct

unknown 101:

--- Quote from: emi on May 29, 2009, 03:44:50 pm ---
--- Quote ---somebody please explain this to me ...when a reaction cool or lose heat it's endothermic right ? because energy is taken in ? please correct me if I'm wrong because in pp3 in June 08 mark scheme  it's the opposite !!! so I'm totally confused  Undecidedaa
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i think you are wrong .. because when a reaction lose heat means its exothermic  and when it takes heat in then its endothermic when it loses energy then how is the energy takin in ?  that happens in endothermic reactions where it takes energy in , exothermic gives energy out .

and MS is correct

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emi she got confused cuz in the jun08 there is a reversible reaction and on the top  arrow it says cool, so she thought it was endothermic but in the markscheme the froward reaction is exo, im sure she knows the differanc between exo and endo

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