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The document discusses the trends in solubility of group 2 sulfates down the group. It explains how the solubility depends on hydration energy and lattice energy, and how these energies change as the size of the cation increases down the group. Specifically, hydration energy decreases and lattice energy increases, affecting the overall solubility of the group 2 sulfates.
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- 1. SOLUBILITY OF GROUP 2 SULPHATES Solubility 1 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 2. TREND IN SOLUBILITY OF GROUP 2 SULPHATES Group 2 Sulphate 2 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 3. SOLUBILITY OF IONIC COMPOUND DEPENDS ON TWO ENTHALPIES 3 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 4. WHAT HAPPEN TO HYDRATION ENERGY DOWN THE GROUP2 As we move down the group 2 size of cation increases and hydration energy decreases SO4 2- Mg +2 4 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 5. TRENDS IN LATTICE ENERGYOG GROUP 2 SULPHATE 5 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 6. LATTICE ENERGY 6 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 7. HYDRATION OF ENERGY AND LATTICE ENERGY OF GROUP 2 SULPHATES 7 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 8. GROUP 2 HYROXIDE AND SULPHATES SOULBILITY 8 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 9. SOLUBILITY OF HYDROXIDE 9 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar
- 10. GROUP 2 HYDROXIDE • Explained on board 10 Stay home, Stay safe and always hope for the best. Asia Khawar