Calculate the lattice enthalpy of CaO from the following data: ΔH/(kJ mol-1)Sublimation of Ca(s) + 178Ionization of Ca(g) to Ca2+(g) + 1735Dissociation of O2(g) +249Electron attachment to O(g) -141Electron attachment to O-(g) +844Formation of CaO(s) from Ca(s) and O2(g) -635

Calculate the lattice enthalpy of CaO from the following data: ΔH/(kJ mol-1)Sublimation of Ca(s) + 178Ionization of Ca(g) to Ca2+(g) + 1735Dissociation of O2(g) +249Electron attachment to O(g) -141Electron attachment to O-(g) +844Formation of CaO(s) from Ca(s) and O2(g) -635

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Calculate the lattice enthalpy of CaO from the following data:
ΔH/(kJ mol^-1)
Sublimation of Ca(s) + 178
Ionization of Ca(g) to Ca²⁺(g) + 1735
Dissociation of O₂(g) +249
Electron attachment to O(g) -141
Electron attachment to O^-(g) +844
Formation of CaO(s) from Ca(s) and O₂(g) -635

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