where does energy go in an evergonic reaction?

Question

please i am so confused about it

Answer 1

Do you mean endergonic reaction? An endergonic reaction is one which absorbs energy in the form of work. An exergonic reaction is one which releases energy to the surroundings. This might be energy in the form of heat (hence exothermic) or it might be in the form of greater entropy. Enthalpy determines the "heat" of a reaction, but Gibb's free energy determines whether a reaction is endergonic or exergonic (DG < 0 = exergonic, and will be spontaneous).

Answer 2

If you mean exothermic, the chemical energy locked up in the substances which are reacted together is released as heat.