Posted by chemistry on Saturday, December 4, 2010 at 8:57pm.
Heat formation = Hsubl + IP + 1/2(bond diss) + electron affinity(a negative value) + 1/2(vaporization) + Ecrystal lattice.
Substitute and solve for E crystal.
If your text defines crystal lattice energy as -Ecrystal, then reverse the sign.
Something like +750 or so kJ/mol.
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