Multiple Choice
If a solute is to be soluble in a given solvent, which step in the solution-making process must have a negative value for its energy?
A) the physical separation of solvent particles
B) the physical separation of solute particles
C) the formation of solvent/solute interactions
D) All three of the preceding steps must be negative for a solute to be soluble.
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