Energy cycles Flashcards
Lattice enthalpy
strength of ionic bonds
Lattice dissociation enthalpy
Energy required to convert one mole of solid compound into gaseous ions
What affects the strength of ionic bonds?
- Size of ions in metal - Ionic radius
- Charge density
Higher charge density=stronger ionic bond=higher lattice enthalpy
Values needed to calculate lattice enthalpy
- Enthalpy of formation
- Enthalpy of atomisation
- Ionisation energy
- Electron affinity
Enthalpy of atomisation
Energy required to change one mole of atoms from standard state to gaseous state
Energy change of first electron affinity
Exothermic
Energy change of second electron affinity
Endothermic
In what two ways does covalent character increase?
- Down a group and across a period
- as the difference between experimental and theoretical lattice enthalpies increases
Which ionic compounds have higher difference between experimental and theoretical lattice enthalpies?
Those with lower electronegative difference, which means less ionic character
What happens when a metal ion dissolves(short)?
It is surrounded by opposite dipoles of the water molecules
Process of metal ion dissolving
- Ionic bonds must break
- Then bonds in the solute break
- New bonds form between solvent and solute