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Finn Roberts

10 April, 13:22

It is always feasible that a substance will dissolve in water when:

A. Enthalpy is positive and entropy is negative.

B. Enthalpy is negative and entropy is negative.

C. Enthalpy is negative and entropy is positive.

D. Enthalpy is positive and entropy is positive.

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