Use the following information to calculate the enthalpies of solution (AsolH) of the unknown compoundsRX, MX and QXCompound AH (kJ/mol)MXRXQX-2833-2474-2644Enthalpy of solution MX =Enthalpy of solution RX =(2++Enthalpy of solution QX = - +AnydH (kJ/mol)cation-1923-1364-16509410610anion-1004-1004-1004kJ/mol*Only write a number in the space provided.kJ/molkJ/molTime left 8:18:43

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Use the following information to calculate the enthalpies of solution (AsolH) of the unknown compounds RX, MX and Qx Compound AumH (kJ/mol) MX RX ax -2833 -2474 -2644 Enthalpy of solution MX = ( Enthalpy of solution RX = Enthalpy of solution QX = - ♦ AnyH (kJ/mol) cation -1923 -1364 -1650 94 106 10 anion -1004 -1004 -1004 kJ/mol *Only write a number in the space provided. kJ/mol kJ/mol Time left 8:18:43

Use the following information to calculate the enthalpies of solution (AsolH) of the unknown compounds RX, MX and Qx Compound AumH (kJ/mol) MX RX ax -2833 -2474 -2644 Enthalpy of solution MX = ( Enthalpy of solution RX = Enthalpy of solution QX = - ♦ AnyH (kJ/mol) cation -1923 -1364 -1650 94 106 10 anion -1004 -1004 -1004 kJ/mol *Only write a number in the space provided. kJ/mol kJ/mol Time left 8:18:43

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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