As expected, there is an increase in entropy for this dissolution process and AS rxn is 43.4 J/K. Calculate ΔΗ. = Write your letter rxn How would you describe this dissolution process answer below: KJ a. Endothermic, solution feels hot b. Endothermic, solution feels cold c. Exothermic, solution feels hot d. Exothermic, solution feels cold (round to 3 sig figs)

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As expected, there is an increase in entropy for this dissolution process and ASºrxn is 43.4 J/K.
ΓΧΠ
Calculate AHOrxn
=
How would you describe this dissolution
process
Write your letter
answer below:
kJ
a. Endothermic, solution feels hot
b. Endothermic, solution feels cold
c. Exothermic, solution feels hot
d. Exothermic, solution feels cold
(round to 3 sig figs)
Transcribed Image Text:As expected, there is an increase in entropy for this dissolution process and ASºrxn is 43.4 J/K. ΓΧΠ Calculate AHOrxn = How would you describe this dissolution process Write your letter answer below: kJ a. Endothermic, solution feels hot b. Endothermic, solution feels cold c. Exothermic, solution feels hot d. Exothermic, solution feels cold (round to 3 sig figs)
Sodium chloride added to water (at 25 °C) until it is saturated. Calculate the concentration of
sodium ion at this point.
AG₁° (kJ/mol)
NaCl(s) -384
Na*(aq) -262
Cl(aq) -131
[Na+] =
6.2 M
(round answer
to 2 sig figs)
Transcribed Image Text:Sodium chloride added to water (at 25 °C) until it is saturated. Calculate the concentration of sodium ion at this point. AG₁° (kJ/mol) NaCl(s) -384 Na*(aq) -262 Cl(aq) -131 [Na+] = 6.2 M (round answer to 2 sig figs)
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