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2) What is the energy of crystallization for potassium fluoride, given that, for potassium: -89.2 kJ/mol, Eonizaion=418.9 kJ/mol and that, for fluorine: AH dissociation = 159 kJ/mol and Ejonization =-328 kJ/mol. Also given that: Alvap K+F-KF, AH-567.3 kJ/mol

2) What is the energy of crystallization for potassium fluoride, given that, for potassium: -89.2 kJ/mol, Eonizaion=418.9 kJ/mol and that, for fluorine: AH dissociation = 159 kJ/mol and Ejonization =-328 kJ/mol. Also given that: Alvap K+F-KF, AH-567.3 kJ/mol

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2) What is the energy of crystallization for potassium fluoride, given that, for potassium: -89.2 kJ/mol, Eonizaion=418.9 kJ/mol and that, for fluorine: AH dissociation = 159 kJ/mol and =-328 kJ/mol. Also given that: Alvap Eonization K+F KF AH-567.3 kJ/mol
Transcribed Image Text:2) What is the energy of crystallization for potassium fluoride, given that, for potassium: -89.2 kJ/mol, Eonizaion=418.9 kJ/mol and that, for fluorine: AH dissociation = 159 kJ/mol and =-328 kJ/mol. Also given that: Alvap Eonization K+F KF AH-567.3 kJ/mol
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