12- Discuss the followingK*Ag*ВаCI™- Enthalpies of transfer (kJ mol-¹) of ions from water into various non-aqueous solventsLiq.NH-30- 102-101Methanol-30-35-85+8Acetonitrile-26-61-22+20Dimethylsulphoxide-47-69-102+19HMPA-64-156

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12- Discuss the following K+ Ag* 2+ Ba²+ CI™ Enthalpies of transfer (kJ mol-¹) of ions from water into various non- aqueous solvents Liq.NH3 -30 - 102 -101 Methanol Acetonitrile -30 -35 -85 48 -26 -61 -22 +20 Dimethyl sulphoxide -47 -69 -102 +19 HMPA -64 -156

12- Discuss the following K+ Ag* 2+ Ba²+ CI™ Enthalpies of transfer (kJ mol-¹) of ions from water into various non- aqueous solvents Liq.NH3 -30 - 102 -101 Methanol Acetonitrile -30 -35 -85 48 -26 -61 -22 +20 Dimethyl sulphoxide -47 -69 -102 +19 HMPA -64 -156

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12- Discuss the following
K*
Ag*
Ва
CI™
- Enthalpies of transfer (kJ mol-¹) of ions from water into various non-
aqueous solvents
Liq.NH
-30
- 102
-101
Methanol
-30
-35
-85
+8
Acetonitrile
-26
-61
-22
+20
Dimethyl
sulphoxide
-47
-69
-102
+19
HMPA
-64
-156

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