A K* and a Cl ion are separated by 0.52 nm. Find the Coulomb component of the binding energy at that distance. Give your answer in electron-volts. (Please include the appropriate sign.) A positive binding energy would mean the ions are unbound and a negative binding energy means they are bound.

A K* and a Cl ion are separated by 0.52 nm. Find the Coulomb component of the binding energy at that distance. Give your answer in electron-volts. (Please include the appropriate sign.) A positive binding energy would mean the ions are unbound and a negative binding energy means they are bound.

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