(Solution) -Why does the temperature of a solution increase if the reaction is exothermic?

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Why does the temperature of a solution increase if the reaction is exothermic? For example, in the precipitation of silver iodide, delta H is -110.7 kj. Why is this reaction exothermic and why does it cause the solution temperature to increase?

 

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