You may have observed that KHT has a low solubility at room temperature that generally increases with temperature. Based on your results, is the low solubility of KHT at room temperature a result of an unfavorable AH° or an unfavorable AS° value. Give your reasoning.

You may have observed that KHT has a low solubility at room temperature that generally increases with temperature. Based on your results, is the low solubility of KHT at room temperature a result of an unfavorable AH° or an unfavorable AS° value. Give your reasoning.

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