Stability of nitrates

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Please explain why nitride of Lithium is more stable than nitride of Potassium.

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Debotosh.. ·2009-10-03 10:19:53

Li is the first member of group III A family and hence has some peculiar characteristics just as the first members of all the families have ! this is one of the peculiarities ! its interesting to note that on oxidation of lithium,it produces both oxide and nitride

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Maths Musing ·2009-10-03 10:55:50

I think it is because of the fact the lattice energy of Lithium nitride is more than that of Potassium nitride, but I don't know the correct answer.

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