If the theoretical enthalpy of hydration for ammonium chloride is AHºhdy [NH4* (g)] = -307 kJ/mol and AHºhdy [CI (g)] = -378 kJ/mol, calculate the lattice energy for ammonium chloride using your enthalpy of solution. Remember in Chemistry 101 you learned AH°soln = [AHºhdy (ions)] - A Holattice

If the theoretical enthalpy of hydration for ammonium chloride is AHºhdy [NH4* (g)] = -307 kJ/mol and AHºhdy [CI (g)] = -378 kJ/mol, calculate the lattice energy for ammonium chloride using your enthalpy of solution. Remember in Chemistry 101 you learned AH°soln = [AHºhdy (ions)] - A Holattice

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