2. Consider hydration enthalpy, lattice enthalpy, and enthalpy of solution. Can we predict trends in these parameters using charge density; that is, can we make predictions without looking up data? Which ones? Why? LP Table 3: Heat Predictions Can it be predicted by Term charge density? (Y/N) AHhydration AHlattice AHsolution Why or why not?

2. Consider hydration enthalpy, lattice enthalpy, and enthalpy of solution. Can we predict trends in these parameters using charge density; that is, can we make predictions without looking up data? Which ones? Why? LP Table 3: Heat Predictions Can it be predicted by Term charge density? (Y/N) AHhydration AHlattice AHsolution Why or why not?

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