Arrange NaCl, KBr and BeO in increasing lattice energy. Then do the same for BaO,CaO and KI separately.
Lattice energy depends up on
a) the charge of the ions increases, the lattice energy
increases
b) size of the ions increases, the lattice energy decreases
Case I) NaCl, KBr, BeO
BeO has the smallest cation and anion. Hence maximum lattice energy.
After BeO, NaCl has intermediate lattice energy followed by KBr.
BeO > NaCl > KBr
Case II) Due to high charge on BaO and CaO, they have high lattice energy than KI.
In between CaO and BaO, CaO has high lattice energy due to small size.
CaO> BaO> KI
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