Lattice energy can be defined in two ways:
1.The energy required for breaking an ionic solid to its component atoms, and converting the component atoms into gaseous ions is known as lattice energy.
According to this definition, the reaction is always endothermic, and the lattice energy is always positive.
2.The energy released when the gaseous ions combine to form the ionic solid, is known as lattice energy.
According to this definition, the reaction is always exothermic, and the lattice energy is always negative.
Lattice energy is also called as lattice enthalpy.
The factors affecting the lattice energy are:
1.Ionic charge: As the ionic charge of the ion increases, the lattice energy increases.
2.Ionic radius: As the ionic radius of the ion increases, the lattice energy decreases.
As the size of the ion gets smaller, the ions are packed very close together. Hence, a large amount of energy is required to break the bond between them.
The decreasing order of lattice energy based on its ion sizes are as follows:
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The decreasing order of lattice energy is:
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