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Calculate force of attraction (N) and energy (J) of a) Na+ and Cl- ions b) Al3+...
Calculate force of attraction (N) and energy (J) of
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b) Al3+ and O2- ions
In water at room temperature with r = 0.5 nm
Answer for a) U = -5.87x10-21J
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