Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 1:25am.
You need to go through the "cycle" to see this.
M(s) ==> M(g) dH = 121 kJ
M(g) ==> M^+(g) + e dH = 433 kJ
1/2 X2(g) ==> X(g) dH = 229/2 kJ
X(g) + e ==> X^-(g) dH = -313 kJ
M^+(g) + X^-(g) ==> MX(s) dH = Ecrystal
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Add these. M(g) cancels. M^+(g) cancels. e cancels, X^-(g) cancels, and we have left
M(s) + 1/2 X2(g) ==> MX(s) dHf = -457 kJ
-457=121 + 433+(229/2)+(-313)+Ecrystal
And solve for Ecrystal.
Now for the confusing part.
Ecrystal is the lattice energy IF YOU DEFINE lattice energy as the heat liberated by combining the ions to form the solid crystal. But if you define lattice energy as the energy needed to break up the ionic compound into the ions then -Ecrystal = lattice energy. About -813 kJ or +813 kJ for Ecrystal or -Ecrystal. Look in your notes to see which way your prof defines lattice energy.
M^+(g) + X^-(g) ==> MX(s) -813 kJ
MX(s) ==> M^+(g) + X^-(g) +813 kJ
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