Heat of solution in a system in which both solute and solvent are liquids is termed as_________________?
Correct answer: A. Heat of mixing
- A. Heat of mixing
- B. Heat of hydration
- C. Standard integral heat of solution
- D. Heat of solvation
Explanation
When both components are liquids, the enthalpy change on combining them is called the heat of mixing. Heat of hydration or solvation specifically refers to interactions involving water or solvation of a solute.
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