Cr (Na)( Cr)(Na (Na Cr (Na)( Cr (Na Cr (Na Cr Na) (Na Cr )(Na)Cr . The process of dissolution of NaCI(s) in H,0(1) is represented in the diagram above. Which of the following summarizes the signs of AH° and AS for each part of the dissolution process? Breaking solvent-solvent Breaking solute-solute interactions Forming solute-solvent interactions interactions AH AS AH AS AH AS (A) + (B) + (C) + + (D)

Cr (Na)( Cr)(Na (Na Cr (Na)( Cr (Na Cr (Na Cr Na) (Na Cr )(Na)Cr . The process of dissolution of NaCI(s) in H,0(1) is represented in the diagram above. Which of the following summarizes the signs of AH° and AS for each part of the dissolution process? Breaking solvent-solvent Breaking solute-solute interactions Forming solute-solvent interactions interactions AH AS AH AS AH AS (A) + (B) + (C) + + (D)

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Chapter79: Solubility

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