Born-Haber Cycle for MgCl2, Magnesium Chloride
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2018
- The Born-Haber Cycle shows the energies required (and released) when elements (like Mg and Cl2) are converted into their ionic form. One path is straight from elemental form to ionic form; the other involves vaporizing, atomizing, and ionizing to gas-phase ions, then using the lattice enthalpy.
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at 4:24 , isn't it the enthalpy of sublimation ?
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Hi, what the defference between Born-Haber and Haber-Bosch.
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from solid to gas is a sublumation not a vap
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Hey sir . Isn't it Delta H s for the making Mg solid form in to Gas form ??? 🧐im bit confused there
Delta H atomisation energy, (enthalpy)
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Pls sir I don't understand how there is now a 2 in front of chloride but from the start we had but Cl2
It’s the bond dissociation energy, which we did to break the bonds between Cl2 to get 2 Cl atoms
Why do we need to change cl2 to 2cl what is the difference and what is the purpose of this step
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but sir the lattice enthalpy is always exothermic isn't it? since the lattice enthalpy is the change when one mole of an ionic compound is formed from its gaseous state under standard conditions, so is the formation of a bond where energy is released (3:11)
Lattice enthalpy can be said as being exothermic or endothermic. If it says it should be exothermic in your syllabus then just put the arrow down 😁
Lattice Energy can only ever be exothermic.
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Should lattice energy be exothermic in this one . (As it’s the energy release when one mole of an ionic solid is formed from require amount of gaseous ions)
Also ur forming a bond here … so should be exothermic
This depends on the “definition” of lattice energy that your teacher / textbook / country uses
Unfortunately I have seen it done both ways. The NUMBER is the same but the SIGN is different.
I always learned lattice energy as energy REQUIRED to break the solid apart, but you may be correct in your own jurisdiction
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It’s exothermic
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