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lon-ion potential energy for Ca2+ and Cl ions separated by 15 pm in aqueous solution (ɛ= 78) is 8.85x1012 C2/J.m.) (assume ɛg= 2.17x1021 J • 3.93x1019 J 5.13x10 20 J 8.63x10 20 J

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lon-ion potential energy for Ca2+ and Cl ions
separated by 15 pm in aqueous solution (ɛ=
78) is
8.85x10 12 c2/J.m.)
(assume ɛo=
2.17x1021 J
• 3.93x10-19 J
5.13x10 20 J
8.63x10-20 J
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