All of the following steps are used to calculate the lattice energy in the Born-Haber cycle EXCEPT:
Correct answer: C. Deionize the metal
- A. Atomizing the metal
- B. lonizing the metal
- C. Deionize the metal
- D. lonize non metal
Explanation
Deionizing metal is not part of the Born-Haber cycle. It would involve turning ions back into atoms, which is not necessary for calculating lattice energy.
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