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Answer:
The enthalpy of neutralization and its relation to esterification is explained below in details.
Explanation:
The conventional enthalpy variation of neutralization is the enthalpy exchange when extracts of an acid and an alkali respond together under conventional circumstances to generate 1 mole of water. Remark that the enthalpy change of neutralization is always estimated per mole of water produced.
Hey there!
Your correct answer will be B., D.
The reason that A. and C. are not true is this:
For A.: Electronegativity gets higher as you move up and to the right on the periodic table. This means that, generally, the bigger molecules have a <em>smaller </em>electronegativity number.
For C.: This is simply the reverse of the correct statement. Ionization energy is the energy to <em>take away </em>a(n) electron(s) of an atom.
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