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Which of the following would you expect to have the greatest ΔHhyd? M is the same metal for each cation. Select one: a. M3+ b. M5+ c. M6+ d. M4+ e. M2+

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Which of the following would you expect to have the greatest ΔH_hyd?

M is the same metal for each cation.

Select one:

a. M³⁺

b. M⁵⁺

c. M⁶⁺

d. M⁴⁺

e. M²⁺

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