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enthalpy formation - the
enthalpy
change when
one mole
of a compound is formed under
standard conditions
second ionisation enthalpy - an
electron
is
removed
from each atom in a mole of
gaseous
atoms to form a mole of a
gaseous
atoms with a
+1
charge
enthalpy of atomisation - change when
1 mole of gaseous atoms are formed from the element in its standard state
bond association enthalpy -
enthalpy
change when
one mole
of a
covalent
bond is
broken
into
2 gaseous
atoms
electron affinity
- when each atoms in
1
mole of gaseous atoms gain
1
electron to produced
1
mole of gaseous
-1
ions
enthalpy of hydration
- when
1
mole of a
gaseous ions
turns into an aqueous ion
lattice enthalpy of
formation
has a
negative
charge but lattice
enthalpy
of dissociation has a
positive
charge
lattice enthalpys are dictated by the:
size of ions
and
charge of ion
key points of perfect ionic model : . ions are
perfect spheres
. the bonds are
100% ionic
.
purely electrostatic attraction