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how does an increase in solubility of a solid with temperature favors the prediction that it is an exothermic reaction???
precipate ---> dissolved (soluble) (exothermic)

when temp. is increased, reaction shifts forwards according to Le Chatilier
 
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They must be 'anamolous' points ;)
Because at low temperatures, solubility results arent that accurate
ousamah112 ^ that is why
aoa wr wb!

i suppose it is a curve...

i remember there was a question they asked to draw a line of best fit...and teacher told me that doesnt always means a st line..it was supposed to be a curve! i think thats the case here too..
 
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aoa wr wb!

i suppose it is a curve...

i remember there was a question they asked to draw a line of best fit...and teacher told me that doesnt always means a st line..it was supposed to be a curve! i think thats the case here too..

i know that but see this draw a line of best fit but that was rather a curve... :unsure: the points clearly show, they'd fit a curve...
 
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i know that but see this draw a line of best fit but that was rather a curve... :unsure: the points clearly show, they'd fit a curve...


yes it should be curve or else it should be straight lines, that are tangentional to the expectd curve. both are acceptable as written in M.s
 
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smzimran Aoa wr wb!
further confirmation, the er states: "Many candidates erroneously took the drawing of two lines to be straight lines; a difficult task given the distribution of the points if plotted correctly."
 
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