Draw a Born Haber cycle for gallium(I) oxide and calculate the crystal lattice energy for Gallium(I)...
Draw a Born Haber cycle for gallium(I) oxide and calculate the crystal lattice energy for Gallium(I) oxide, given:
ΔH°sub (Ga) = 277 kJ/mol E.A.1 (O) = –133 kJ/mol
I.E.1(Ga) = 578.84 kJ/mol E.A.2 (O) = 247 kJ/mol
I.E.2(Ga) = 1979.4 kJ/mol B.D.E.(O2) = 495 kJ/mol
I.E.3(Ga) = 2964.5 kJ/mol ΔHf° (Ga2O) = – 349.8 kJ/mol
ANS: -2779 kJ/mol
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