Interpret the variation, including the overall trend across the 3d series, of the following values of oxide lattice enthalpies (in kJ mol·'). All the compounds have the rock-salt structure. CaO (3460); TiO (3878); VO (3913); MnO (3810); FeO (3921); CoO (3988); NiO(4071).

Interpret the variation, including the overall trend across the 3d series, of the following values of oxide lattice enthalpies (in kJ mol·'). All the compounds have the rock-salt structure. CaO (3460); TiO (3878); VO (3913); MnO (3810); FeO (3921); CoO (3988); NiO(4071).

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Interpret the variation, including the overall trend across the 3d series, of the following
values of oxide lattice enthalpies (in kJ mol"). All the compounds have the rock-salt
structure. CaO (3460); TiO (3878); VO (3913); MnO (3810); FeO (3921); CoO (3988);
NiO(4071).

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