Use the following data (in kJ/mol) to estimateAH for the reactionS (9) + e → S² (g) . Include an estimate of uncertainty.LatticeΔΗubΔΗEnergyIE of Mof MNazS(s)K2S(s)Rb, S(s)Cs2 S(s)-365-2203495109-381-205241990.-361-194940982-360.-1850.38278S(8) → S(g)AH = 277 kJ/molS(g) + e → S (g)AH = -200. kJ/molΔΗ=kJ/mol

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Use the following data (in kJ/mol) to estimate AH for the reaction S (g) +e → s² (g) . Include an estimate of uncertainty. Lattice AHsub ΔΗ Energy IE of M of M Naz S(s) K2S(s) Rb, S(s) Cs2 S(s) -365 -2203 495 109 -381 -2052 419 90. -361 -1949 409 82 -360. -1850. 382 78 S(s) → S(g) ΔΗ-277 kJ/mol S(g) +e → S (g) AH=-200. kJ/mol ΔΗ= kJ/mol

Use the following data (in kJ/mol) to estimate AH for the reaction S (g) +e → s² (g) . Include an estimate of uncertainty. Lattice AHsub ΔΗ Energy IE of M of M Naz S(s) K2S(s) Rb, S(s) Cs2 S(s) -365 -2203 495 109 -381 -2052 419 90. -361 -1949 409 82 -360. -1850. 382 78 S(s) → S(g) ΔΗ-277 kJ/mol S(g) +e → S (g) AH=-200. kJ/mol ΔΗ= kJ/mol

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