(b) (i)Based on the data given in TABLE 1, construct an energy cycle diagram fordissolution of lithium chloride, LiCl.TABLE 1ProcessEnthalpy of reaction (kJ mol-)Lattice energy of LiClAH = - 846Dissolution of LiClAH = - 77Hydration of Li*Hydration of CFAH = - 510AH = - 413(ii)Which of these salts, LiCl or KCl, would have larger lattice energy? Explain.

Dissolution of LiCl = (Dissolution of Li+ + Dissolution of Cl- ion)- Lattice Energy Dissolution of…

(b) (i) Based on the data given in TABLE 1, construct an energy cycle diagram for dissolution of lithium chloride, LiCl. TABLE 1 Process Enthalpy of reaction (kJ mol-) Lattice energy of LiCl Dissolution of LiCl AH = - 846 AH = - 77 Hydration of Li* Hydration of CF AH = - 510 AH = - 413 (ii) Which of these salts, LiCl or KCl, would have larger lattice energy? Explain.

(b) (i) Based on the data given in TABLE 1, construct an energy cycle diagram for dissolution of lithium chloride, LiCl. TABLE 1 Process Enthalpy of reaction (kJ mol-) Lattice energy of LiCl Dissolution of LiCl AH = - 846 AH = - 77 Hydration of Li* Hydration of CF AH = - 510 AH = - 413 (ii) Which of these salts, LiCl or KCl, would have larger lattice energy? Explain.

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