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Enthalpy change of a reaction
dH = sum of the enthalpy of the products - sum of the enthalpy of the reactants
SYMBOLS · negative means exothermic (gives out heat), positive means endothermic (takes heat in)
UNITS · kJ/mol
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Why a compost heap gets hot, why a lime slurry in a slurry tank warms, and why a soaking cold feed makes the animal cold.
EXAMPLE
Fermenting fruit releases heat; the vat warms by a few degrees.
enthalpy
heat
reaction
compost
lime
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