QUESTION 3 In order to induce precipitation of the salt, you need to add acid to the aqueous solution of the salt 000 gradually heat the aqueous solution of the salt gradually cool the aqueous solution of the salt add base to the aqueous solution of the salt QUESTION 4 Knowing that the Standard Entropies at 25 °C of Ca(OH)2(s), Ca2+ (aq), and OH(aq) are 83.4, -53.1 and -10.8 J/mol-K, respectively, calculate the AS° for the dissolution of 1 mole of Ca(OH)2 in water at 25 °C: -316.2 J/K 158.1 J/K 316.2 J/K -158.1 J/K

QUESTION 3 In order to induce precipitation of the salt, you need to add acid to the aqueous solution of the salt 000 gradually heat the aqueous solution of the salt gradually cool the aqueous solution of the salt add base to the aqueous solution of the salt QUESTION 4 Knowing that the Standard Entropies at 25 °C of Ca(OH)2(s), Ca2+ (aq), and OH(aq) are 83.4, -53.1 and -10.8 J/mol-K, respectively, calculate the AS° for the dissolution of 1 mole of Ca(OH)2 in water at 25 °C: -316.2 J/K 158.1 J/K 316.2 J/K -158.1 J/K

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