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Use the born-haber cycle to calculate the standard enthalpy of formation (δh > ) for licl(s) given the following data: δh(sublimation) li = 155.2 kj/mol i 1 (li) = 520 kj/mol bond energy (cl–cl) = 242.7 kj/mol ea (cl) = 349 kj/mol lattice energy (licl(s)) = 828 kj/mol

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