**Question:**Based on the PEC diagram for an ionic compound, what can be said of its solubility?**Diagram Explanation:**The PEC (Potential Energy vs. Concentration) diagram includes:- A vertical axis labeled "PE" (Potential Energy).- A horizontal axis labeled "#C" (Concentration).- Three regions identified within the graph: - "D" at the bottom left, representing a specific area related to the compound's behavior. - "UD" at the top right, denoting another behavior or phase.**Answer Choices:**- ○ It is only soluble at low temperatures.- ○ It is insoluble at all temperatures.- ○ It is only soluble at high temperatures.- ○ It is soluble at all temperatures.

In this PEC diagram, PE that is potential energy is along y axis and configurations along x axis.…

Based on the PEC diagram for an ionic compound, what can be said of its solubility? PE UD #C it is only soluble at low temperatures it is insoluble at all temperatures O it is only soluble at high temperatures it is soluble at all temperatures

Based on the PEC diagram for an ionic compound, what can be said of its solubility? PE UD #C it is only soluble at low temperatures it is insoluble at all temperatures O it is only soluble at high temperatures it is soluble at all temperatures

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