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This is an example of acid base reaction. This process is spontaneous. The spontaneous reactions can be either exothermic or endothermic.
Exothermic reaction are the ones that release heat. Combustion is one such reaction.
Endothermic reaction is the one that absorbs heat from the surrounding.
In this case the reaction is endothermic. It will absorb heat from the surrounding. So when you touch the test tube, it will feel cool to the touch.
Spontaneous processes have high entropy. The relationship between free energy and entropy is
Delta G = delta H - delta S x T
As entropy is going to be high for spontaneous reactions, the delta G will have a minus sign
So delta G < 0 for spontaneous reactions
Also delta G > 0 for non spontaneous reactions
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