What is the difference between endothermic and exothermic change?

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Endothermic change Exothermic change
1. Endothermic change is a change in which heat is absorbed during the change. 1. Exothermic change is the change in which heat is given out during the change.
2. For example, the dissolution of glucose is an endothermic change, melting of ice on our palm, etc. 2. For example, burning of fuels, dissolving of quick lime (calcium oxide) in water.

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Endothermic change	Exothermic change
1. Endothermic change is a change in which heat is absorbed during the change.	1. Exothermic change is the change in which heat is given out during the change.
2. For example, the dissolution of glucose is an endothermic change, melting of ice on our palm, etc.	2. For example, burning of fuels, dissolving of quick lime (calcium oxide) in water.