For an exothermic dissolving process, predict the signs for the change in enthalpy, entropy, and free energy and explain how temperature will affect these changes in a couple short sentences.

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anonymous · Answer

@Shay17 :D

anonymous · Answer

an exothermic process is one which evolves heat.

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See if this helps https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101230121121AAl5YUn

anonymous · Answer

I saw that thank you! I kind of just wanted someone to sum it up so I could understand better for the test I'm taking soon :)

anonymous · Answer

So what do you get from reading that

anonymous · Answer

That the entropy and enthalpy will stay the same and

anonymous · Answer

This is a basic summary of what i get reading that .. 

In an exothermic reaction, heat is given off. This means that the final enthalpy should be less than the initial enthalpy. And since H = Hf - Hi (Hf < Hi), H (enthalpy) should be negative.

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Are you good here ?

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I'm all good thank you!! I'll let you know if I need help in anything else :)

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ok np : )