The formation of Ca3N2(s) from Ca(s) and N2(g) involves many steps in the Born-Habor cycle. Which of the following steps is the least significant in terms of the magnitude of the energy change? Dissociation of N2(g) The second ionization enthalpy of Ca (g) The first electron gain enthalpy by N(g) The first ionization enthalpy of Ca (g)

The formation of Ca3N2(s) from Ca(s) and N2(g) involves many steps in the Born-Habor cycle. Which of the following steps is the least significant in terms of the magnitude of the energy change? Dissociation of N2(g) The second ionization enthalpy of Ca (g) The first electron gain enthalpy by N(g) The first ionization enthalpy of Ca (g)

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