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One mole of solite AB dissolved in 20 moles of water absorbed 15.9 KJ of heat. When one male of same se is dissolved in 250 moles of water `18.58KJ`of heat is absorbed. Calculate the enthalpy of dilution

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During dilution, heat is absorbed from 15.9 kJ to 18.58 kJ. Enthalpy of dilution = 18.58 kJ - 15.9 kJ = 2.68 kJ.
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