1. Out of the following statements, which is incorrect? Considering the dissolution of an ionic compound:a. If AHsoln is positive, the dissolution the solution is endothermicb.If AHsoln is small (positive or negative but small value), the solution will form.c.If AHsoln is big (positive or negative but big value), the solution will not formd.If the interactions between the solvent and solute are stronger than between the solvent moleculesand between solute molecules, AHsoln is negative.If the interactions between the solvent and solute are weaker than between the solvent moleculesand between solute molecules, AHsoln is positive.e.

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Out of the following statements, which is incorrect? Considering the dissolution of an ionic compound: a. If AHsoln is positive, the dissolution the solution is endothermic b. If AHsoln is small (positive or negative but small value), the solution will form. If AHsoln is big (positive or negative but big value), the solution will not form If the interactions between the solvent and solute are stronger than between the solvent molecules and between solute molecules, AHsoln is negative. e. If the interactions between the solvent and solute are weaker than between the solvent molecules and between solute molecules, AHsoln is positive. c. d.

Out of the following statements, which is incorrect? Considering the dissolution of an ionic compound: a. If AHsoln is positive, the dissolution the solution is endothermic b. If AHsoln is small (positive or negative but small value), the solution will form. If AHsoln is big (positive or negative but big value), the solution will not form If the interactions between the solvent and solute are stronger than between the solvent molecules and between solute molecules, AHsoln is negative. e. If the interactions between the solvent and solute are weaker than between the solvent molecules and between solute molecules, AHsoln is positive. c. d.

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