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Are citric acid&baking soda endothermic?

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Are citric acid&baking soda endothermic?

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As separate chemicals, citric acid and baking soda are considered compounds. The term endothermic describes these chemicals in a chemical reaction. When both are used as starting materials in a reaction, the calorimeter (device for measuring heat) reads a negative number.

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