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Enthalpy of dissolution of NaOH in small amount of water
The dissolution enthalpy for concentrated final solutions highly depends on the dissociation and hydration degree, that varies a lot with the substance and concentration.
Therefore particular values for concentrated solutions have to be either measured experimentally, either calculated by some empirical formula, derived from experimental data ( if available ).
The dissolution enthalpy for concentrated final solutions highly depends on the dissociation and hydration degree, that varies a lot with the substance and concentration.
Therefore particular values for concentrated solutions have to be either measured experimentally, either calculated by some empirical formula, derived from experimental data ( if available ).
Ahoj :). Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I have no experimental data and no calorimeter in my lab. So I will just have to calculate the worst possible scenario.More
If no data are found, you can derive rough values from experimenting with heating up of concentrated solutions being diluted, and from the limit infinite dilution value.More
The dissolution enthalpy for concentrated final solutions highly depends on the dissociation and hydration degree, that varies a lot with the substance and concentration.
Therefore particular values for concentrated solutions have to be either measured experimentally, either calculated by some empirical formula, derived from experimental data ( if available ).
The dissolution enthalpy for concentrated final solutions highly depends on the dissociation and hydration degree, that varies a lot with the substance and concentration.
Therefore particular values for concentrated solutions have to be either measured experimentally, either calculated by some empirical formula, derived from experimental data ( if available ).
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