MCQ
Energy evolved in a chemical reaction:
- AConversion of mass into energy.
- ✓Conversion of bond energy into heat energy.
- CBoth $(a)$ and $(b).$
- DNeither $(a)$ nor $(b).$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Conversion of bond energy into heat energy.
A chemical reaction is basically a re$-$arrangement of atoms among different molecules.
When there is change in bond energy or binding energy, the balance energy may be absorbed or released.
So, energy evolved in a chemical reaction comes from bond energy.
When there is change in bond energy or binding energy, the balance energy may be absorbed or released.
So, energy evolved in a chemical reaction comes from bond energy.
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