- An
endothermic process is a
chemical or
physical process that
absorbs heat from its surroundings. In
terms of thermodynamics, it is a
thermodynamic process...
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chemist Marcellin Berthelot. The
opposite of an
exothermic process is an
endothermic process, one that
absorbs energy,
usually in the form of heat. The concept...
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within brown adipose tissue. Only
birds and
mammals are
considered truly endothermic groups of animals. However,
Argentine black and
white tegu, leatherback...
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Endothermic gas is a gas that
inhibits or
reverses oxidation on the
surfaces it is in
contact with. This gas is the
product of
incomplete combustion in...
- negative,
leading to two
major forms of the Van 't Hoff plot. For an
endothermic reaction, heat is absorbed,
making the net
enthalpy change positive....
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production of the
stable isotope iron-56. Any
further fusion would be an
endothermic process that
consumes energy, and so
further energy can only be produced...
- year. They are the only
known extant non-avian
reptiles to be
partly endothermic.
Tegus fill
ecological niches similar to
those of
monitor lizards, but...
- at
which the
substance chemically decomposes. The
reaction is
usually endothermic as heat is
required to
break chemical bonds in the
compound undergoing...
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vapor (gaseous) or
condensed (solid) phase. Some
compounds break down
endothermically when
subjected to high temperatures.
Magnesium and
aluminium hydroxides...
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sufficient food is not available. To
achieve this
energy saving, an
endothermic animal decreases its
metabolic rate and
thereby its body temperature...
