Determine the charge and 6-fold ionic radius of each of the following ions: Al, Ca, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, O, Ti; as well as the 4-fold ionic radius of Al and Si. For Fe, report the ionic radius of both 2+ and 3+ charges. Which ions are most likely to substitute for one another in a crystalline structure?
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Charge on Aluminium is +3 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 0.48A
Charge on Calcium is +2 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 1A
Charge on Iron is +2 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 0.78A
Charge on Potassium is +1 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 1.31A
Charge on Magnesium is +2 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 0.72A
Charge on Manganese is +2 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 0.83A
Charge on Sodium is +1 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 1.02A
Charge on Ti is +4 and the six fold ionic radius is equal to 0.61A
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