11 Which of the following correctly lists the compounds in order of increasing latticeenthalpy?1) Mgo (s) < Cacl2 (s) < KBr(s)2)KBr (s) < Mgo (s) < Cacl2 (s)Cacl2 (s) < KBr(s) < Mgo (s)Mgo (s) < KBr (s) < Cacl2 (s)5)KBr (s) < Cacl2 (s) < MgO (s)

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Which of the following correctly lists the compounds in order of increasing lattice
enthalpy?
1) Mgo (s) < Cacl2 (s) < KBr(s)
2)
KBr (s) < Mgo (s) < Cacl2 (s)
Cacl2 (s) < KBr(s) < Mgo (s)
Mgo (s) < KBr (s) < Cacl2 (s)
5)
KBr (s) < Cacl2 (s) < MgO (s)

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