1. For an endothermic dissolution reaction which process involves a larger change in energy the breaking of the ionic bonds or the solvation in water? For an exothermic reaction? Sketch an appropriate energy level diagram for each process.

1. For an endothermic dissolution reaction which process involves a larger change in energy the breaking of the ionic bonds or the solvation in water? For an exothermic reaction? Sketch an appropriate energy level diagram for each process.

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Chapter7: Energy And Metabolism

Section7.3: Energy And Metabolism

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1. For an endothermic dissolution reaction which process involves a larger change in energy the
breaking of the ionic bonds or the solvation in water? For an exothermic reaction? Sketch an
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