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Hhyd = Hcrystallization + Hsolv Enthalpy of Solvation (Hsolv kJ/mol) of Some Common Electrolytes Substanc Hsolv Substance Hsolv AlCl3(s) -373.63 H2SO4(l) -95.28 LiNO3(s) -2.51 LiCl(s) -37.03 NaNO3(s) 20.50 NaCl(s) 3.88 KNO3(s) 34.89 KCl(s) -17.22 NaOH(s) -44.51 NH4Cl(s) 14.77 use this i think may help u Solution Hhyd = Hcrystallization + Hsolv Enthalpy of Solvation (Hsolv kJ/mol) of Some Common Electrolytes Substanc Hsolv Substance Hsolv AlCl3(s) -373.63 H2SO4(l) -95.28 LiNO3(s) -2.51 LiCl(s) -37.03 NaNO3(s) 20.50 NaCl(s) 3.88 KNO3(s) 34.89 KCl(s) -17.22 NaOH(s) -44.51 NH4Cl(s) 14.77 use this i think may help u.

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The answer is (b) the condensation of steam to liiquid water. The entropy decreases because the system becomes more ordered (free water molecules in steam become less free in liquid water due to stronger bonding to neighbours). Solution The answer is (b) the condensation of steam to liiquid water. The entropy decreases because the system becomes more ordered (free water molecules in steam become less free in liquid water due to stronger bonding to neighbours)..

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Japanese colonial design in china korea and mongolia create an image of utopian republic and discards local context. During the 1930s, Japanese colonial designed utopias in the newly conquered lands of China, Korea, Mongolia, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Burma, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Solution Japanese colonial design in china korea and mongolia create an image of utopian republic and discards local context. During the 1930s, Japanese colonial designed utopias in the newly conquered lands of China, Korea, Mongolia, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Burma, the Philippines, and Indonesia..

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