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when components of a cold pack are mixed with water sketch link vs 1/T of reaction

when components of a cold pack are mixed with water sketch link vs 1/T of reaction

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If this is a cold pack, as the name implies, will turn "cold" when required.

This implies that the reaction is ENDOTHERMIC, meaning it must absorbs energy form the surroundings

in this case your skin. so it decreases the temperature

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