Sentences with ENDOERGIC-REACTION
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"An endoergic reaction occurs when the energy of the reactants is less than the energy of the products."
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"This endoergic reaction requires the input of external energy to proceed."
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"During an endoergic reaction, the reactant molecules absorb energy from the surroundings."
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"An example of an endoergic reaction is the photosynthesis process in plants."
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"The combustion of propane is an endoergic reaction."
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"In an endoergic reaction, the products have higher energy than the reactants."
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"During an endoergic reaction, the system gains energy from its surroundings."
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"This endoergic reaction cannot spontaneously occur without an energy source."
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"An endoergic reaction can be driven by the input of electrical energy."
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"The endoergic reaction releases energy in the form of light."
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"In an endoergic reaction, the reactant molecules are in a higher energy state than the products."
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"An example of an endoergic reaction is the reaction between water and calcium oxide."
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"The endoergic reaction requires the input of heat to proceed."
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"During an endoergic reaction, the system becomes colder."
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"The endoergic reaction absorbs energy from its surroundings, resulting in a decrease in temperature."
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"An endoergic reaction can be initiated by a catalyst."
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"In an endoergic reaction, the energy difference between the reactants and the products is positive."
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"An endoergic reaction is opposite to an exoergic reaction."
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"The endoergic reaction in this system is highly endothermic."
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"An endoergic reaction is a chemical reaction in which energy is absorbed."
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"The endoergic reaction of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen is an essential step in electrolysis."
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"In an endoergic reaction, the products have higher energy than the reactants."
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"One example of an endoergic reaction is the decomposition of ammonium nitrate."
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"Understanding the mechanisms behind endoergic reactions is key to developing efficient energy storage systems."
