Which consequence results when excess crystal lattice energy?

💡 Explanation

A higher crystal lattice energy (ionic bond strength) leads to a decreased melting point because more energy is needed to break the bonds rather than transition to a liquid; therefore melting point lowers, rather than solubility increasing.

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