1.The formation of a solution is an example of a(n): a, Isothermic process b, Heterogenous process c, Spontaneous process d, Homogenous process e, Nonspontaneous process 2,Solution formation is___________ Group of answer choices a, favored, but not guaranteed by endothermic dissolution processes. b, guaranteed by exothermic dissolution processes c, guaranteed by endothermic dissolution processes. d, favored, but not guaranteed by exothermic dissolution processes.

1.The formation of a solution is an example of a(n): a, Isothermic process b, Heterogenous process c, Spontaneous process d, Homogenous process e, Nonspontaneous process 2,Solution formation is___________ Group of answer choices a, favored, but not guaranteed by endothermic dissolution processes. b, guaranteed by exothermic dissolution processes c, guaranteed by endothermic dissolution processes. d, favored, but not guaranteed by exothermic dissolution processes.

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