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The distance between the centers of the Lit and F ions is 143 pm. Determine the energy of interaction between the pair of ions for a mole of 1 Lit and F (Hint: use k %3| 4TE0

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Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts

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Problem 17ALQ: In Section 8.13 of the text, the term effective pair is used. What does this term mean?

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The distance between the centers of the Lit and
F ions is 143 pm. Determine the energy of
interaction between the pair of ions for a mole of
Lit and F (Hint: use k =
4TE0
-527 kJ/mol
-892 kJ/mol
-613 kJ/mol
-488 kJ/mol
-973 kJ/mol

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