Energy is released when ions are surrounded by a hydration sphere. What are the IMF's involved in this step? Potential Energy Endothermic Energy Diagram Reaction Progress both hydrogen bonds between water and ionic bonds between the cation and anion breaking only intermolecular forces between the ions and water forming only hydrogen bonds breaking between water molecules only ionic bonds breaking between the cation and anion

Energy is released when ions are surrounded by a hydration sphere. What are the IMF's involved in this step? Potential Energy Endothermic Energy Diagram Reaction Progress both hydrogen bonds between water and ionic bonds between the cation and anion breaking only intermolecular forces between the ions and water forming only hydrogen bonds breaking between water molecules only ionic bonds breaking between the cation and anion

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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