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I. Atomic structure
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Atomisation process of mercury
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Born-Haber cycle
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Born–Haber cycle
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Born–Haber cycle for sodium chloride
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Electron affinity
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Enthalpy of formation of magnesium bromide
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Enthalpy of formation of neonium chloride
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Factors affecting the lattice enthalpy
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Ionisation enthalpy
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Sodium chloride formation
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Standard enthalpy of atomisation
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The enthalpy change for the transformation of solid sulphur into gaseous sulphide ions
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The formation of ionic compounds is exothermic
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Why do magnesium and chlorine form the compound MgCl2, but not MgCl?
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Why some ionic compounds do not exist
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