A tablespoon (about 15.0 mL) of sodium chloride, a common table salt, is dissolved in water. What is the change in enthalpy (in kJ) of this dissolution process? (dNaCI(s) = 2.16 g cm NaCI(s) + Nat(aa) +CI (aa) AH = 3.87 kJ mol

A tablespoon (about 15.0 mL) of sodium chloride, a common table salt, is dissolved in water. What is the change in enthalpy (in kJ) of this dissolution process? (dNaCI(s) = 2.16 g cm NaCI(s) + Nat(aa) +CI (aa) AH = 3.87 kJ mol

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A tablespoon (about 15.0 mL) of sodium chloride, a common table salt, is dissolved in water. What
is the change in enthalpy (in kJ) of this dissolution process? (dNaCI(s) = 2.16 g cm)
NaCI(s) –
Na* (aq) + Cl (ag)
-1
AH = 3.87 kJ mol
A: 2.14

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