3.The greater the magnitude of the dipole, thegreater the attraction between the ion and a polarmolecule.2 only1 only2 and 3а.b.c.3onlyd.е.1, 2, and 33. Place the following cations in order from the lowest tothe highest hydration enthalpy: K*, Ca²*, and Mg2*.K* < Ca2* < Mg²*Mg2* < Ca?* < K*Ca?* < K* < Mg²*Ca2* < Mg* < K*Mg2* < K* < Ca?*la.b.с.d.e.

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3. Place the following cations in order from the lowest to the highest hydration enthalpy: K*, Ca²*, and Mg²*. k* < Ca* < Mg²* Mg < Ca?* < K* Ca* < K* < Mg²* Ca* < Mg* < K* Mg* < K* < Ca²* a. b. с. d. 2+ e.

3. Place the following cations in order from the lowest to the highest hydration enthalpy: K, Ca², and Mg². k < Ca* < Mg²* Mg < Ca?* < K* Ca* < K* < Mg²* Ca* < Mg* < K* Mg* < K* < Ca²* a. b. с. d. 2+ e.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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