The following figure shows the solubility of some salts as a function of temperature. • NANO, • CaCl, • Pb(NO,), 100 • KNO, • NaCl • KCI • K,Cr,0, • KCIO, • Ce,(SO), 20 40 60 80 100 TEMPERATURE (°C) Which of the following is correct about the solution process of KCIO3? the solution process is an exothermic process. the solubility of KCIO3 decreases with temperature. the KCIO3- H20 interaction is weaker than the KCIO3 - KCIO3 and H20 - H20 interactions. the KCIO3-H2O interaction is stronger than the KCIO3 - KCIO3 and H20 - H20 interactions. SOLUBILITY (g OF SALT IN 100 g H,O)

The following figure shows the solubility of some salts as a function of temperature. • NANO, • CaCl, • Pb(NO,), 100 • KNO, • NaCl • KCI • K,Cr,0, • KCIO, • Ce,(SO), 20 40 60 80 100 TEMPERATURE (°C) Which of the following is correct about the solution process of KCIO3? the solution process is an exothermic process. the solubility of KCIO3 decreases with temperature. the KCIO3- H20 interaction is weaker than the KCIO3 - KCIO3 and H20 - H20 interactions. the KCIO3-H2O interaction is stronger than the KCIO3 - KCIO3 and H20 - H20 interactions. SOLUBILITY (g OF SALT IN 100 g H,O)

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