Calculate the lattice energy of TICI(s), in kJ/mol, using the following thermodynamic data: Heat of sublimation 161 kJ/mol for TI lonization energy for TI 569 kJ/mol Cl-CI bond energy 223 kJ/mol Electron affinity -369 kJ/mol for CI Heat of formation for -224 kJ/mol TICI

Calculate the lattice energy of TICI(s), in kJ/mol, using the following thermodynamic data: Heat of sublimation 161 kJ/mol for TI lonization energy for TI 569 kJ/mol Cl-CI bond energy 223 kJ/mol Electron affinity -369 kJ/mol for CI Heat of formation for -224 kJ/mol TICI

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Calculate the lattice energy of TICI(s), in kJ/mol, using the following
thermodynamic data:
Heat of sublimation
161 kJ/mol
for TI
lonization energy for
TI
569 kJ/mol
Cl-CI bond energy
223 kJ/mol
Electron affinity
-369 kJ/mol
for CI
Heat of formation for
-224 kJ/mol
TICI

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