Problem: Choose the situation below that would result in an exothermic ΔH solution. a. When |ΔH ­solute| > |ΔH­ hydration|   b. When |ΔH­ solute| is close to |ΔH­ hydration|   c. When |ΔH ­solute| < |ΔH­ hydration|   d. When |ΔH­ solvent| >> |ΔH­ solute|   e. There isn’t enough information to determine.

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Choose the situation below that would result in an exothermic ΔH solution.

a. When |ΔH ­solute| > |ΔH­ hydration|
 

b. When |ΔH­ solute| is close to |ΔH­ hydration|
 

c. When |ΔH ­solute| < |ΔH­ hydration|
 

d. When |ΔH­ solvent| >> |ΔH­ solute|
 

e. There isn’t enough information to determine.

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