Hi,
I feel like we didn't really touch on ion-ion interactions much in lecture. I was confused as to whether ion-ion interactions is the attractive force between the ions themselves or between ionic compounds? For example, is it the interaction between Na+ and Cl- ions, or is it the interaction between NaCl compounds?
Thank you!
Ion-Ion interactions
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Re: Ion-Ion interactions
Ion- ion interactions would be the attractive force between two ions like Na+ and Cl-. It is the attraction between a positively charged cation and a negatively charged anion.
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Re: Ion-Ion interactions
Also keep in mind that ion-ion interactions are much stronger than other interactions between ions and molecules.
Re: Ion-Ion interactions
the ion-ion attraction occurs between a cation and an anion. They are strong bonds.
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Re: Ion-Ion interactions
It should be between the individual ions, so in this case, between the Na+ and Cl- ions. Technically, I think they would be the strongest type of bond in a vacuum, but it is weaker than covalent bonds in water.
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