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If energy is stored in chemical bonds, and bond formation is always an exothermic process, doesn't that imply that bond formation both stores and releases energy? How is this possible? I'm clearly not understanding some basic tenet of chemistry. For example, H+ and OH- neutralize to form H2O.
Wikipedia the reaction. You put an alkane and o2 to get CO2, H2O and energy as the products. Also, one way to think about it is that exothermic reactions are ones in which the bonds made by the products are stronger than those of the reactants.Since you have h-bonding with H2O, those bonds are inevitably gonna be stronger.ou put an alkane and o2 to get CO2, H2O and energy as the products. Also, one way to think about it is that exothermic reactions are ones in which the bonds made by the products are stronger than those of the reactants. Since you have h-bonding with H2O, those bonds are inevitably gonna be stronger.