the dissolution of an ionic solid in water can be broken down into three steps, each...
the dissolution of an ionic solid in water can be broken down into three steps, each with an associated enthalpy change. For the dissolution of Mg(NO3)2 in water deltaHsoln=-90.9 kj/mo
Which of the three enthalpy changes would you expect to be much more negative than the other two?
__ - deltaHsolvent
__ - deltaHsolute
__ - deltaHmix
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