Energetics of Ionic Formation
What was covered:
The class started by handing in the previous homework (in this case, the 'Heat Death' poem).
The class then had a quick review on the HL information covered thus far in this chapter about 'Thermochemistry.' The review included a large packet covering thermochemistry and important definitions with their usage/purposes.
Definitions:
- Atomisation - forming 1 mole of gaseous atoms
- Ionisation Energy - farming 1 mole of uni-positive ions in the gas phase
- Electron Affinity - forming 1 mole of uni-negative ions in the gas phase
- Lattice Energy - forming/ breaking 1 mole of ionic lattice from its constituent ions
Work in class:
In class the 'Born-Harper' cycle was covered step-by-step, on how to construct your own cycle.
A few examples were done in class, 2 with Mr. Carmichael and then some from the packet.
Example of 'Born-Harper Cycle':
To solve the lattice enthalpy, you would treat the cycle with Hess' law, saying enthalpy of formation is equal to the summation of all the other steps, for example:
Enthalpy of formation = (enthalpy of atomisation for Na)+(enthalpy of ionisation of Na)+(enthalpy of atomisation for Cl)+(enthalpy of electron affinity for Cl)+(lattice enthalpy)
-411=109+494+(242*.5)+(-364)+LE -> LE= -1580 kJ/mol
*It's important to note that the arrows pointing upwards will be positive values, and the arrows pointing downwards are of negative value (due to ex/endothermic reactions).
Homework:
The homework assigned for 11/03/15 was to complete the 2 last pages of questions 1-5.
Bibliography:
Born-Harper Cycle Diagram - "Further Enthalpy: Enthalpies, Born-Haber Cycle, Mean Bond Enthalpy." Further Enthalpy: Enthalpies, Born-Haber Cycle, Mean Bond Enthalpy. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 Mar. 2015.
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