ytrios.colenIcan.com/5ar05a7aa8cte/3542523?X-Blackboard-Expiration=16143732000008X-B1 / 1100%Using the Lattice Enthalpy and the Hydration Enthalpy to find the Enthalpy of Solution(AHSOLUTION)Figuring out if an ionic compound is more or less soluble with temperature basedon the sign of its AHSOLUTION(1) NazSO4 (s)->2 Na+ (g) + SO?- (g)AH = AH1 = 1944 kJ/mol(2) 2 Nat (g) + S02 (g)->2 Na+ (aq) + S0,2- (aq) AH= AH2 = -1947 kJ/molWhat is the name given to AH1? (Fill in the blank)(a)(b)TheEnthalpyExplain the sign of AH1.(c)(d)What is the name given to AH2 for this ionic compound? TheEnthalpyExplain the sign of AH2.Use the two chemical equations given here with their corresponding AH's to findAHSOLUTION for NazSO4. Would this compound be soluble in water? How do you know?(e)(29isonicMasterf6f7).(f8f10f12

Enthalpy is the heat content of a system at constant pressure.

1 / 1 100% Using the Lattice Enthalpy and the Hydration Enthalpy to find the Enthalpy of Solution (AHSOLUTION) Figuring out if an ionic compound is more or less soluble with temperature based on the sign of its AHSOLUTION (1) NazSO4 (s) -> 2 Nat (g) + SO2- (g) AH= AH1 = 1944 kJ/mol %3D (2) 2 Na* (g) + SO,2 (g) -> 2 Na+ (aq) + SO, (aq) AH =AH2 = -1947 kJ/mol %3D

1 / 1 100% Using the Lattice Enthalpy and the Hydration Enthalpy to find the Enthalpy of Solution (AHSOLUTION) Figuring out if an ionic compound is more or less soluble with temperature based on the sign of its AHSOLUTION (1) NazSO4 (s) -> 2 Nat (g) + SO2- (g) AH= AH1 = 1944 kJ/mol %3D (2) 2 Na* (g) + SO,2 (g) -> 2 Na+ (aq) + SO, (aq) AH =AH2 = -1947 kJ/mol %3D

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