Q3: Find lattice energy according to Bom-Haber cycle of fomation of one mole of MgF2according to this reaction: Mg(s) + F2 (2) → MGF2. Since AHformation = -1124 kJ/mol,AHsublimation for Mg +146 kJ/mol, AHIE for Mg +738 kJ/mol, AHJE for Mg++1451 kJ/mol, AHdissociaion for F, = +159 kJ/mol, AHEA = -328 kJ/mol.%3D

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Q3: Find lattice energy according to Bom-Haber cycle of fomation of one mole of MgF2 according to this reaction: Mg(s) + F2 ) → MGF2. Since AHformation = -1124 kJ/mol, AHsublimation for Mg = +146 kJ/mol, AHIE for Mg = +738 kJ/mol, AHE for Mg+ = +1451 kJ/mol, AHdissociaion for F, = +159 kJ/mol, AHEA = -328 kJ/mol. %3D

Q3: Find lattice energy according to Bom-Haber cycle of fomation of one mole of MgF2 according to this reaction: Mg(s) + F2 ) → MGF2. Since AHformation = -1124 kJ/mol, AHsublimation for Mg = +146 kJ/mol, AHIE for Mg = +738 kJ/mol, AHE for Mg+ = +1451 kJ/mol, AHdissociaion for F, = +159 kJ/mol, AHEA = -328 kJ/mol. %3D

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