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The AHsor for NaF is 82 kJ/mol, and the lattice energy is -923 kJ/mol. If the hydration enthalpy of sodium is 21 kJ/mol
more than the hydration enthalpy of fluoride, what are the hydration enthalpies for the sodium and fluoride ions? Use A
Hsol= - Hiat + Hydr
sodium: -841 kJ/mol; fluoride: -862 kJ/mol
O sodium: -431 kJ/mol; fluoride: -410 kJ/mol
O sodium: -410 kJ/mol; fluoride: -431 kJ/mol
Osodium: -389 kJ/mol; fluoride: -410 kJ/mol
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