QI: Calculate AHydration for Kaq); if the AHnydration for Braq) is -335 kJ/mol, AHsolution and lattice energy are +13 kJ/mol and +670 kJ/mol, respectively, for the reaction: KBr(s) → Kčaq.) + Br(aq.)

QI: Calculate AHydration for Kaq); if the AHnydration for Braq) is -335 kJ/mol, AHsolution and lattice energy are +13 kJ/mol and +670 kJ/mol, respectively, for the reaction: KBr(s) → Kčaq.) + Br(aq.)

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Ql: Calculate AHnydration for Kaq), if the AHnydration for Brag) is -335 kJ/mol, AHsolution
and lattice energy are +13 kJ/mol and +670 kJ/mol, respectively, for the reaction:
KBr(s) → Kaq) + Br(aq)
+ Br(aq.)

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