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Bond energies do not account for the energy associated with the formation of aqueous solutions. Explain what energy is not accounted for AND how this energy contributes to the difference in calculated
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Bond energies do not account for the energy associated with the formation of aqueous solutions. Explain what energy is not accounted for AND how this energy contributes to the difference in calculated ∆Hrxn values using ∆Hf versus bond energy data ( -524 kJ/mol bond energy and -162.59 kJ/mol ∆Hf)

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