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Question 6 of 30
Calculate the lattice formation enthalpy (lattice energy) of the lattice
for MgF₂(s), in kJ/mol, given the following information:
Change in Energy (AHº)
146 kJ/mol
738 kJ/mol
1451 kJ/mol
-328 kJ/mol
158 kJ/mol
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