Enthalpy,Born-Haber Cycle for Production of NaCl from Nats) and Cl₂(g)SITAlfayNa(g) + Clig)SmyOlonization ofgeous soduNa(g) + Cl₂)Na (s) +No ²(g) + C(g)Formation ofchlorine ators fromchlorine moleculeNa(s)+CheAFFYFormation ofgaseous sodiumfrom solid sodiumEnthalpy changein formation ofsodium chlondefrom sodiumand chlorineNaCl)sit96992Addition ofelectron to gaseousdilorine11) In front of each step below, write the name of each type of energy.Na (s) → Na (g)Cl₂ (g) → 2 Cl (g)Na (g) → Na* (g) + eCl (g) + e→ Cl (g)Cl₂ (g) → NaCl (s)Use the information above to calculate the AH lattice of NaCl.Formation of crystallinesolid from gaseous lomAH-109 kJAH°=243 kJAH-496 kJΔΗ" = (-)349 kJΔΗ° = (-)411 kJ

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Enthalpy, Born-Haber Cycle for Production of NaCl from Na(s) and Cllg) sifat aff Na(g) + Ckg) Olonization of SM geous som Ne(g) + Cl₂(g) No ²(g) + C(g) AFFY Formation of chlorine ators from chlorine molecule Na(s)+Che Formation of gaseous sodium from solid sodium Enthalpy change in formation of sodium chlonde from sodium and chlorine NaCl) SIP Addition of electron to gieous diorie 96992 Formation of crystalline solid from gaseous lom 11) In front of each step below, write the name of each type of energy. Na (s) → Na (g) Cl₂ (g) → 2 C1 (g) Na (g) → Na* (g) + e Cl (g) + e → Cl (g) Na (s) + Cl₂ (g) → NaCl (s) Use the information above to calculate the AH lattice of NaCl. AH-109 kJ AH°=243 kJ AH-496 kJ ΔΗ" = (-)349 kJ ΔΗ° = (-)411 kJ

Enthalpy, Born-Haber Cycle for Production of NaCl from Na(s) and Cllg) sifat aff Na(g) + Ckg) Olonization of SM geous som Ne(g) + Cl₂(g) No ²(g) + C(g) AFFY Formation of chlorine ators from chlorine molecule Na(s)+Che Formation of gaseous sodium from solid sodium Enthalpy change in formation of sodium chlonde from sodium and chlorine NaCl) SIP Addition of electron to gieous diorie 96992 Formation of crystalline solid from gaseous lom 11) In front of each step below, write the name of each type of energy. Na (s) → Na (g) Cl₂ (g) → 2 C1 (g) Na (g) → Na* (g) + e Cl (g) + e → Cl (g) Na (s) + Cl₂ (g) → NaCl (s) Use the information above to calculate the AH lattice of NaCl. AH-109 kJ AH°=243 kJ AH-496 kJ ΔΗ" = (-)349 kJ ΔΗ° = (-)411 kJ

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Enthalpy,
Born-Haber Cycle for Production of NaCl from Nats) and Cl₂(g)
SIT
Alfay
Na(g) + Clig)
Smy
Olonization of
geous sodu
Na(g) + Cl₂)
Na (s) +
No ²(g) + C(g)
Formation of
chlorine ators from
chlorine molecule
Na(s)+Che
AFFY
Formation of
gaseous sodium
from solid sodium
Enthalpy change
in formation of
sodium chlonde
from sodium
and chlorine
NaCl)
sit
96992
Addition of
electron to gaseous
dilorine
11) In front of each step below, write the name of each type of energy.
Na (s) → Na (g)
Cl₂ (g) → 2 Cl (g)
Na (g) → Na* (g) + e
Cl (g) + e
→ Cl (g)
Cl₂ (g) → NaCl (s)
Use the information above to calculate the AH lattice of NaCl.
Formation of crystalline
solid from gaseous lom
AH-109 kJ
AH°=243 kJ
AH-496 kJ
ΔΗ" = (-)349 kJ
ΔΗ° = (-)411 kJ

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