July J.

asked • 01/30/24

Consider an ionic compound

Consider an ionic compound, M*X_{2} composed of generic metal M and generic, gaseous halogen X.


• The enthalpy of formation of M*X_{2}*is*Delta * H_{1} ^ 2 = - 997kJ / m * ol


• The enthalpy of sublimation of M is Delta H mb =119 kJ/mol.


• The first and second ionization energies of Mare I*E_{1} = 781kJ / m * ol and I*E_{2} = 1386kJ / m * ol


• The electron affinity of X is Delta H EA =-305 kJ/mol. (Refer to the hint.)


• The bond energy of X_{2} is BE = 211kJ / m * ol


Determine the lattice energy of M*X_{2}


H lattice =


I got 2075 but that's wrong

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July J.

Is it suppose to be -840
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01/30/24

J.R. S.

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In the strictest sense, YES, the value would be negative, but many text books present it both ways, and discuss lattice energy as energy released with the crystal forms (negative value) or energy required to break the crystal lattice (positive value).
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01/30/24

July J.

lol, i tried both ways and it seems to be wrong. I thought I had more trials to do it my way.
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01/31/24

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