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a) Which variable if chosen will be more favorable of a solution being formed? Weak/Strong Solvent intermolecular forces Weak/Strong Solute intermolecular forces b) Given this table: Draw a particle diagram that could represent the two solutions {if a solution will form} KSP ΔΗ AS < 0 < 0 AB()= A2*(aq) + B² (aq) 5 x10-4 >0 CB= C²+; *(aq) + B2- (aq) 2 x 10-3 > 0

a) Which variable if chosen will be more favorable of a solution being formed? Weak/Strong Solvent intermolecular forces Weak/Strong Solute intermolecular forces b) Given this table: Draw a particle diagram that could represent the two solutions {if a solution will form} KSP ΔΗ AS < 0 < 0 AB()= A2*(aq) + B² (aq) 5 x10-4 >0 CB= C²+; *(aq) + B2- (aq) 2 x 10-3 > 0

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I just have a questions 1. a) Which variable if chosen will be more favorable of a solution being formed? Weak/Strong Solvent intermolecular forces Weak/Strong Solute intermolecular forces b) Given this table: Draw a particle diagram that could represent the two solutions {if a solution will form} KSP 5 х104 AS > 0 ΔΗ AB(9)= A²* (aq) + B²´(ag) < 0 CBO C²*(aq) + B2- (aq) 2х 103 < 0 >0 One BOX for AB(s) and one BOX for CB(s)
Transcribed Image Text:I just have a questions 1. a) Which variable if chosen will be more favorable of a solution being formed? Weak/Strong Solvent intermolecular forces Weak/Strong Solute intermolecular forces b) Given this table: Draw a particle diagram that could represent the two solutions {if a solution will form} KSP 5 х104 AS > 0 ΔΗ AB(9)= A²* (aq) + B²´(ag) < 0 CBO C²*(aq) + B2- (aq) 2х 103 < 0 >0 One BOX for AB(s) and one BOX for CB(s)
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