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Anhydrous Al Cl(3) is covalent . From th...

Anhydrous `Al Cl_(3)` is covalent . From the data given below
Lattice Energy `=5137KJ//mol`
`DeltaH` hydrogen for `Al^(3+)=-4665KJ//mol`
`DeltaH` hydration for `Cl^(-)=-381KJ//mol`
Identify the correct statement.

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