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Given the ΔΗ, in kJ/mole: NH4CI(S) Li (aq) NH4 (aq) NH3(aq) HCI(aq) LiCI(s) Cl(aq) 133.26 80.29 -167.2 408.6 167.1 314.4 -27826 and 28??

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Q26. Actual \small \Delta Horxn for dissolution of LiCl(s) = -36.97 kJ/mol

Q28. Actual \small \Delta Horxn for dissolution of NH4Cl(s) = 14.04 kJ/mol

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The heachon equa tion doh discels lon Lice is Liclos) 278.47 -167. = (-27847 + (-167.1 ー -278.47 847-671+ 408

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