Chemistry, 20.02.2020 02:02, damianfrasieanu5387

Identify the best explanation for which cation, lithium or sodium, has stronger ion-dipole interactions with water and why. Identify the best explanation for which cation, lithium or sodium, has stronger ion-dipole interactions with water and why. Since ΔHhydration of LiCl is more positive than for NaCl, LiCl has the stronger ion-dipole interactions. Since ΔHhydration of NaCl is more positive than for LiCl, NaCl has the stronger ion-dipole interactions. Since ΔHhydration of NaCl is more negative than for LiCl, NaCl has the stronger ion-dipole interactions. Since ΔHhydration of LiCl is more negative than for NaCl, LiCl has the stronger ion-dipole interactions.

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