When NH4CI is added to water, the resulting solution feels cool to the touch. Which best describes this observation? 6. A The matter, or solution, has a positive AT while the process of dissolving has a negative AH. B The matter, or solution, has a negative AT while the process of dissolving has a negative AH. C The matter, or solution, has a positive AT while the process of dissolving has a positive AH. D The matter, or solution, has a negative AT while the process of dissolving has a positive AH.

When NH4CI is added to water, the resulting solution feels cool to the touch. Which best describes this observation? 6. A The matter, or solution, has a positive AT while the process of dissolving has a negative AH. B The matter, or solution, has a negative AT while the process of dissolving has a negative AH. C The matter, or solution, has a positive AT while the process of dissolving has a positive AH. D The matter, or solution, has a negative AT while the process of dissolving has a positive AH.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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