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Card 16

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Enthalpies of hydration are always __? The greater the __ and the smaller the __ the more negative the ΔHhyd value is?

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Card 17

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When considering solvents other than water, we use the __ value?

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Card 18

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The hydration of ions favours __ and helps to supply the energy needed to separate...?

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Card 19

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ΔHsol =

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Card 20

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ΔHhyd is always __ because it is an __ process?

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Card 21

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For a solution in which the hydration provides slightly more energy than is needed to break up the lattice - this type of solute therefore normally...?

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Card 22

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Where the hydration of ions does not provide as much energy as is needed to break up the lattice, the solute usually...?

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Card 23

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An increase in entropy, favours...?

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Card 24

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If the enthalpy change of solution valuse is large and positive, the solute...?

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Card 25

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Even though CaCO3 has a small negative ΔHsol value, it is insoluble, explain why in terms of entropy?

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