The lattice energy of an ionic compound (AX) is 666 kJ/mol and its heat osolution is -6.3 kJ/mol. Calculate the hydration of energy of AX(s).Select one:Oa. -660gOb. 4195.80Oc. 105.71Od. -672O e. 672

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The lattice energy of an ionic compound (AX) is 666 kJ/mol and its heat C solution is -6.3 kJ/mol. Calculate the hydration of energy of AX(s). Select one: Oa. -660 Ob. 4195.80 Oc. 105.71 Od. -672 Oe. 672

The lattice energy of an ionic compound (AX) is 666 kJ/mol and its heat C solution is -6.3 kJ/mol. Calculate the hydration of energy of AX(s). Select one: Oa. -660 Ob. 4195.80 Oc. 105.71 Od. -672 Oe. 672

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The lattice energy of an ionic compound (AX) is 666 kJ/mol and its heat o
solution is -6.3 kJ/mol. Calculate the hydration of energy of AX(s).
Select one:
Oa. -660
g
Ob. 4195.80
Oc. 105.71
Od. -672
O e. 672

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