Why is BeSO4 is water soluble while CaSO4 is not?
High hydration enthalpy of BeSO4 overpowers its lattice enthalpy thus is water soluble.
High hydration enthalpy of BeSO4 overpowers its lattice enthalpy thus is water soluble.
Li compounds are soluble in organic solvents because of high covalent character.
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