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What is the limiting value of the enthalpy of solution?

Options

  1. AThe value in infinitely concentrated solution.
  2. BThe value in a saturated solution.
  3. CThe value in infinitely dilute solution.
  4. DThe value in a concentrated solution.

Correct answer

C. The value in infinitely dilute solution.

Step-by-step solution

The limiting value of the enthalpy of solution is the value in infinitely dilute solution, which is approached as more and more solvent is used in the process.

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