Calculate the lattice energy of magnesium oxide

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Changing 1mol of Mg(s) and 1/2mol of O2 (g) to gaseous atoms requires a total of approximately 150kJ of energy. The first and second ionization energies of Mg are 737kJ/mol and 1450kJ/mol respectively. The first and second electron affinities of Oxygen are -141KJ/mol and +844kJ/mol respectively. Thestardard hear of formation ofMgO(s) is -602kJ/mol. Calculate the Lattice Energy of magnesium oxide based on the above given information.

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