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jessicajeanty:

draw born harbors cycle of mg3n2

yeezusonsight:

first do you know how to calculate born harbors?

Vocaloid:

start with balanced equation with constituent elements in their natural state: 3Mg(s) + N2(g) ---> Mg3N2(s) the goal is to break down this process into its individual ionization, atomization, etc. steps. start with Mg: 3Mg(s) ---> 3Mg(g) and add the appropriate enthalpy of sublimation (remember the 3 coefficient) 3Mg(g) ---> 3Mg2+(g) + 6e- and add the appropriate first and second ionization energies repeat this process with N2. the N2(g) first dissociates into 2N(g) then ionizes into 2N^(3-)(g) when you have all the processes, draw the cycle.

Vocaloid:

@imqwerty would you mind checking my work when you get a chance, I haven't done this in ages

imqwerty:

that is correct

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