(a) Derive an expression for the ratio of solubilities of AgCI at two different temperatures; assume that the standard enthalpy of solution of AgCI is independent of temperature in the range of interest. (b) Do you expect the solubility of AgCI to increase or decrease as the temperature is raised?

(a) Derive an expression for the ratio of solubilities of AgCI at two different temperatures; assume that the standard enthalpy of solution of AgCI is independent of temperature in the range of interest. (b) Do you expect the solubility of AgCI to increase or decrease as the temperature is raised?

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