6- Draw Born - Haber Cycle and Calculate the lattice enthalpy for lithium fluoride, given the following information: • Enthalpy of sublimation for solid lithium = 151 kJ/mol • First ionization energy for lithium = 519 kJ/mol • F-F bond dissociation energy = 164 kJ/mol • Enthalpy of formation for F(g) = 82 kJ/mol • Electron affinity for fluorine = -348 kJ/mol Enthalpy of formation for solid lithium fluoride = -617 kJ/mol

6- Draw Born - Haber Cycle and Calculate the lattice enthalpy for lithium fluoride, given the following information: • Enthalpy of sublimation for solid lithium = 151 kJ/mol • First ionization energy for lithium = 519 kJ/mol • F-F bond dissociation energy = 164 kJ/mol • Enthalpy of formation for F(g) = 82 kJ/mol • Electron affinity for fluorine = -348 kJ/mol Enthalpy of formation for solid lithium fluoride = -617 kJ/mol

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