In an endergonic reaction: O energy flows from the surroundings into the reaction. O the free energy of the surroundings increases. O energy flows from the reaction into the surroundings. the products have lower free energy than the reactants.

In an endergonic reaction: O energy flows from the surroundings into the reaction. O the free energy of the surroundings increases. O energy flows from the reaction into the surroundings. the products have lower free energy than the reactants.

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In an endergonic reaction:
O energy flows from the surroundings into the reaction.
O the free energy of the surroundings increases.
energy flows from the reaction into the surroundings.
the products have lower free energy than the reactants.

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