Lattice Enthalpy |Bond Parameters #!#NCERT Ques

Bond Enthalpy

Ionic Or Electrovalent Bond Ionic Or Electrovalent Bond |Lattice Enthalpy |Bond Length|Factors Affecting Bond Length|Bond Angle|Bond Enthalpy|Bond Order|Summary

Lattice Enthalpy||Born Haber Cycle ||Class Illustration with Short Tricks on Bond Enthalpy and Resonance Energy

The solubility of a crystalline compound in water is influenced by two factors. These are lattice enthalpy and hydration enthalpy. Lattice enthalpy is needed to separate the ions from the crystal lattice. At the same time hydration enthalpy is released when the ion are dissolved in water. The resultant of these two opposing tendencies guides the solubility of the compound in water. If lattice enthalpy has a greater magnitude, the compound has low solubility. In case hydration enthalpy is more, then the compound is highly soluble in water. The hydroxide which is maximum soluble in water is :

Energy Terms in Formation OF Ionic Bond || Ionisation Enthalpy || Electron Gain Enthalpy || Lattice Enthalpy || Favourable conditions for Formation OF Ionic Bond

Enthalpy OF Neutrilisation and Its Calculation || Lattice Enthalpy & Born Haber Cycle

Order of lattice enthalpy is as

The lattice enthalpy and hydration enthalpy of four compounds are given below: the pair of compounds which is soluble in water is:

Lattice Enthalpy and Enthalpy of Solution ||Enthalpy of Atomization || Bond Energy and Bond Dissociation Energy