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Question
The stability of Cu2+ is more than Cu+1 salts in aqueous solution due to ______.
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Enthalpy of atomization
Hydration energy
Second ionization enthalpy
First ionization enthalpy
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Solution
The stability of Cu2+ is more than Cu+1 salts in aqueous solution due to hydration energy.
Explanation:
The chemical reaction can be given below:
\[\ce{Cu_{(s)} -> Cu_{(g)} -> Cu^+_{ (g)} -> Cu^{+2}_{ (g)} -> Cu^{+2}_{ (aq)}}\]
`ΔH_"atomisation"` IE1 > IE2 > Hydration energy
Cu2+ is more stable than Cu+1 because released hydration energy is more in case of Cu2+ than Cu+1.
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