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Write thermochemical equations for the formation of the following solutions, given their molar heats of solution.
1. solid sodium cyanide, AH. din = 1.21 kJ/mol
2. solid rubidium hydroxide, AH dn = -62.34 kJ/mol
Rb2O(S)+H20-2RbOH(aq)+
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3. solid potassium bromide, AH..in = 19.87 kJ/mol
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