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2. The enthalpy (heat) of hydration of a soluble ionic compound such, as KCl, is a) a small negative value. b) a large negative value. c) a small positive value. d) a large positive value.
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2. The enthalpy (heat) of hydration of a soluble ionic compound such, as KCl, is

a) a small negative value.
b) a large negative value.
c) a small positive value.
d) a large positive value.

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