The compound with most exothermic lattice energy is:
Correct answer: C. CaO
- A. CaCl2
- B. K2O
- C. CaO
- D. BaCl2
Explanation
CaO has higher lattice energy because the lattice energy increases when the charge on the atom increases. Since the size of the calcium is smaller therefore it has higher lattice energy.
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