i dont think the answer is 2961.. i think its -2961. pls make sure of this Calculate the lattice energy for MGF2(s) given the followinginformation:Heat of sublimation146 kJ/molfor MgFirst ionization738 kJ/molenergy for Mg-2961 kJ/molSecond ionization1451 kJ/molenergy for MgElectron affinity-328 kJ/molof F123Bond dissociation158 kJ/molenergy of F2Heat of formationfor MGF256.-1124 kJ/mol789.+/-х 1004-

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Calculate the lattice energy for MGF2(s) given the following information: Heat of sublimation 146 kJ/mol for Mg First ionization 738 kJ/mol energy for Mg Second ionization 1451 kJ/mol energy for Mg Electron affinity of F -328 kJ/mol Bond dissociation 158 kJ/mol energy of F2 Heat of formation for MGF2 -1124 kJ/mol

Calculate the lattice energy for MGF2(s) given the following information: Heat of sublimation 146 kJ/mol for Mg First ionization 738 kJ/mol energy for Mg Second ionization 1451 kJ/mol energy for Mg Electron affinity of F -328 kJ/mol Bond dissociation 158 kJ/mol energy of F2 Heat of formation for MGF2 -1124 kJ/mol

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