Using the values given in the table below, calculate lattice energy of CaF,. Express your final answer to 2 decimal places only. Ca(s) enthalpy of atomization = +179 kJ/mol. F,(g) bond dissociation enthalpy = +158 kJ/mol. Ca(g)1 st ionisation energy= +590 kJ/mol. Ca+ Pnd (g) 2 ionisation energy = +1,150 kJ/mol. F(g) first electron affinity =-348 kJ/mol. CaF,(s) enthalpy of formation =-1,220 kJ/mol. %3D

Using the values given in the table below, calculate lattice energy of CaF,. Express your final answer to 2 decimal places only. Ca(s) enthalpy of atomization = +179 kJ/mol. F,(g) bond dissociation enthalpy = +158 kJ/mol. Ca(g)1 st ionisation energy= +590 kJ/mol. Ca+ Pnd (g) 2 ionisation energy = +1,150 kJ/mol. F(g) first electron affinity =-348 kJ/mol. CaF,(s) enthalpy of formation =-1,220 kJ/mol. %3D

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