When solid sodium hydroxide is dissolved in water,the temperature of the soution formed rapidly increases. a) compare the total energy of the solid NaOH with that of the solution and state which is greater.

Explanation: The conservation laws for mass and energy hold in a system that is isolated from its surroundings. The enegy released by the dissolution of solid NaOH in water is absorbed by the water. So the total energy of the syetm remains the same. It is simply converted from lattice energy of the NaOH into heat energy as measured by the temperature of the water. As long as it is operfectly isolated, the total energy remains the same.

When solid sodium hydroxide is dissolved in water,the temperature of the soution formed rapidly increases. a) compare the total energy of the solid NaOH with that of the solution and state which is greater.​

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When solid sodium hydroxide is dissolved in water,the temperature of the soution formed rapidly increases. a) compare the total energy of the solid NaOH with that of the solution and state which is greater.