Calculate the coulombic force of attraction between Ca" and Oin CaO, which has the NaCl- type structure. Given a- 0.238 nm Given: lonic Radii: Re* = 0.106 nm; Ro* = 0.132 nm q =1.6 x 10" C ko-9 x 10" V.m/C

Calculate the coulombic force of attraction between Ca" and Oin CaO, which has the NaCl- type structure. Given a- 0.238 nm Given: lonic Radii: Re* = 0.106 nm; Ro* = 0.132 nm q =1.6 x 10" C ko-9 x 10" V.m/C

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter12: The Solid State

Section12.3: Bonding In Ionic Compounds: Lattice Energy

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