Predict the relative enthalpy of hydration, hydration number, and solubility. Which of the following ions will have the enthalpy of hydration with the largest magnitude? Which will have the greatest hydration number? Which will be most favored to dissolve in water in terms of entropy? Ion Ba2+ Fe2+ Cr³+ Radius (pm) 149 92 75 largest magnitude enthalpy of hydration = largest hydration number = entropy-favored to dissolve =

Predict the relative enthalpy of hydration, hydration number, and solubility. Which of the following ions will have the enthalpy of hydration with the largest magnitude? Which will have the greatest hydration number? Which will be most favored to dissolve in water in terms of entropy? Ion Ba2+ Fe2+ Cr³+ Radius (pm) 149 92 75 largest magnitude enthalpy of hydration = largest hydration number = entropy-favored to dissolve =

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