CanvasQ1: Use the data in the table to answer the questions:Solute separationSolvent separation Solvation energyAEsolvation.energyAEsolute separation+115 kJenergyAEsolvent separation+148 kJUnknown Solution-17 kJA) Calculate AEtotalB) Will this unknown solution dissolve in water?O FocusEnglish (United States)e A = E

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Q1: Use the data in the table to answer the questions: Solute separation Solvent separation Solvation energy AEsolvation energy AEsolute separation Unknown Solution+115 kJ energy Esolvent separation +148 kJ -17 kJ A) Calculate AEtotal ww B) Will this unknown solution dissolve in water?

Q1: Use the data in the table to answer the questions: Solute separation Solvent separation Solvation energy AEsolvation energy AEsolute separation Unknown Solution+115 kJ energy Esolvent separation +148 kJ -17 kJ A) Calculate AEtotal ww B) Will this unknown solution dissolve in water?

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