(a) Using standard reduction potentials from Appendix 11, determine values of A,Gᵒ(K+, aq) and AG (F, aq). (b) Hence, find AsolG (KF, s) at 298 K, if A,G (KF, s) = -537.8 kJ mol¹. (c) What does the value for AsolG (KF, s) imply about the solubility of KF in water?

(a) Using standard reduction potentials from Appendix 11, determine values of A,Gᵒ(K+, aq) and AG (F, aq). (b) Hence, find AsolG (KF, s) at 298 K, if A,G (KF, s) = -537.8 kJ mol¹. (c) What does the value for AsolG (KF, s) imply about the solubility of KF in water?

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(a) Using standard reduction potentials from
Appendix 11, determine values of A,G°(K+, aq) and
AG (F, aq). (b) Hence, find AsolG (KF, s) at
298 K, if A,G (KF, s) = -537.8 kJ mol-¹. (c) What
does the value for AsolG (KF, s) imply about the
solubility of KF in water?

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