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【Daily Question】11.20 Fill-in-the-blank: The Claus reaction is a () reaction, and the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is a () reaction

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Fill-in-the-blank: The Claus reaction is a (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is a (endothermic) reaction. Participation earns +2 points; correct answers earn +5 points. In-depth discussions earn +8 points. Activity participation: “My Most Crazy” earns +20 points. Promotion: @Guan Gongyu – When posting on the forum, include the following 2 links; for each link, reply with your post address to receive a reward of 5 points (10 points for the main post). [Petroleum Chemicals Activity] Registration for “My Most Crazy” activity. [Petroleum and Chemicals Section] Registration for the “Showcase Your SimSun Font” activity. “My Plant, My Home” – Photo competition (10 points per photo). http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1495069-1-1.html
Reply #22015-11-20
The Klaus reaction is an (endothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is a (exothermic) reaction.
Reply #32015-11-20
The Klaus reaction is a (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is a (endothermic) reaction
Reply #42015-11-20
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Reply #52015-11-20
The Klaus reaction is an (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is an (endothermic) reaction
Reply #62015-11-20
The Klaus reaction should be an exothermic reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur should be an endothermic reaction
Reply #72015-11-20
The Raousch reaction is an (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is an (endothermic) reaction
Reply #82015-11-20
The Klaus reaction is a (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is an (endothermic) reaction
Reply #92015-11-20
The Klaus reaction is an (exothermic) reaction, while the hydrolysis of organic sulfur is an (endothermic) reaction

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