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Endothermic Reactions vs. Exothermic Reactions Worksheet

Process System Exo Endo Explanation

1. An ice cube melts Ice cube X ENERGY GOES IN TO THE ICECUBE SO IT WILL MELT
after being left out
on the table.

2. Cooking an egg in EGG X ENERGY FROM THE STOVE GOING IN TO THE EGG
a frying pan.

3. Burning a match. MATCH X ENERGY GIVEN OFF FROM THE MATCH

4. The human body BODY X BODY USES FOOD TO GIVE OFF ENERGY LIKE
uses the energy RUNNING
provided from food
digestion.

5. Morning dew DEW X FORMING BONDS IS EXOTHERMIC

forming on grass and
plants. (GAS -->
LIQUID)

6. Dynamite explodes DYNAMITE X ENERGY GOES OUT OF THE DYNAMITE

in the destruction
of
a building.

7. Making ice cubes from iCE CUBE X FORMING BONDS IS EXOTHERMIC

water. LIQUID → SOLID

8. A puddle of water PUDDLE X BREAKING BONDS IS ENDOTHERMIC

Evaporates. WATER
LIQUID → GAS

9. Plants making PLANTS X ENERGY GOING IN FROM SUN

sugar through
photosynthesis
 10.Cold Pack for a COLD X ENERGY GOES IN TO COLD PACK
sprained ankle PACK

11.Converting frost to WATER X BREAKING BONDS REQUIRES ENERGY

water vapor.SOLID
→ LIQUID→ GAS

12. Microwaving Leftovers Microwaving leftovers

leftovers x
 energy is absorbed because the temperature is cold

3. Which numbers on page 1 could this graph represent?

#1, 2, 8, 9, 11

1. Endothermic or exothermic?
EXOTHERMIC

2. Is energy released or absorbed? Explain how you know in

terms of the graph. The
energy is released because the temperature is warm

3. Which numbers on page 1 could this graph represent?

# 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10
1. Endothermic or exothermic?
ENDOTHERMIC

2. Is energy released or absorbed? Explain how you know in

terms of the graph. The