
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Transcribed Image Text:Using the following data, estimate AHf° (in kJ/mol) for potassium
chloride: K(s) + ½ Cl2(g) → KCI(s).
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Lattice energy
-690 kJ/mol
of KCI
kJ/mol
lonization energy
419 kJ/mol
of K
Electron affinity
-349 kJ/mol
of CI
1
3
Bond dissociation
239 kJ/mol
energy of Cl2
6.
C
Enthalpy of
sublimation for K
90 kJ/mol
7
8.
9.
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