Use the data given below to construct a Born-Haber cycle to determine the lattice energy of CaO. AH (kJ/mo) Sublimation of calcium 193 first ionization energy of 590 calcium second ionization energy 1010 of calcium Bond energy of 02 498 fırst electron affinity of 141 охуgen second electron affinity 878 of oxygen Heat of formation of -635 Cao O -3414 kJ O+1397 kJ 1 2144 kJ 6 3028 kJ O2667 k

Use the data given below to construct a Born-Haber cycle to determine the lattice energy of CaO. AH (kJ/mo) Sublimation of calcium 193 first ionization energy of 590 calcium second ionization energy 1010 of calcium Bond energy of 02 498 fırst electron affinity of 141 охуgen second electron affinity 878 of oxygen Heat of formation of -635 Cao O -3414 kJ O+1397 kJ 1 2144 kJ 6 3028 kJ O2667 k

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