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When a solid is dissolved in water, the water is not an explicit
reactant because the water is a solvent and mostly doesn't react.
We can write the dissolution of LiCl(s) in water as
.
We can also write 
over the arrow to indicate that the water is the solvent. Recall
that the standard state for solutes in solution is 1M. Use the
table to compute the ΔH° and ΔS° for dissolving LiCl(s) in
water.
ΔH°____ kJ
ΔS°____ J/K
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if you have some other values kindly use that.
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