how to determine ion-ion
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how to determine ion-ion
Is it only ion-ion if the two atoms involved show a charge? Basically, is NaCl ion-ion or would it need to be Na+ and Cl- to be ion ion?
Re: how to determine ion-ion
NaCl implies Na+ and Cl- so with would form an ion-ion interaction with itself. It would also form an ion-dipole if a polar molecule was present.
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Re: how to determine ion-ion
Any time in which there is an ionic bond between the atoms in a molecule, ion-ion interactions would be present as an attractive interionic force.
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Re: how to determine ion-ion
Ion ion interactions occur when there are complete charges differences, not partial. So, anytime 2 ions interact it is ion-ion. If it is an ion interacting with a polar molecule (not an ion) it is ion-dipole
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Re: how to determine ion-ion
If there is an ionic bond between a positively charged cation and a negatively charged anion, then ion-ion interactions are present.
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