What is the ion-dipole interaction energy, in J, for the Mg2 cation interacting with the partial charge on the oxygen atom in a water molecule, as shown in the diagram below? O 8=-0.36 d = 182 pm %3D 2+ Mg

What is the ion-dipole interaction energy, in J, for the Mg2 cation interacting with the partial charge on the oxygen atom in a water molecule, as shown in the diagram below? O 8=-0.36 d = 182 pm %3D 2+ Mg

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What is the ion-dipole interaction energy, in J, for the Mg2 cation interacting with the partial charge
on the oxygen atom in a water molecule, as shown in the diagram below?
O õ=-0.36
d = 182 pm
%3D
2+
Mg
O+3.0x10-19 J
+2.7x10-18 J
O -9.1x10-19 J
2-7.1x10-19 J
O-2.5x10-18J

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