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aieeee
·2009-11-08 20:52:38
dude, when the electronegativity difference of two bonds is ( 1.7 - 1.8 ) , it denotes to 50 % ionic
character. if the electronegativity difference is more thn this, then ionic character predominates.
here , the electronegativity difference is 2. thus A-B bond has dominant ionic character.
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abhishek sahoo
·2009-11-08 21:21:23
% ionic character of A-B bond=16(xa-xb)+3.5(xa-xb)2
=16*2+3.5*4
=46
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aieeee
·2009-11-08 21:36:39
abhi, r u sure of wht u hv written ? i think the %age would be well above 50 !
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eureka123
·2009-11-08 22:02:29
ya abhishek sahoo...
tahts how it is given in RSM...
but can u or aieeee explain the formula ????
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aieeee
·2009-11-08 22:06:12
my statement goes frm J.D.Lee. and the formula, i'll check dat out.
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Asish Mahapatra
·2009-11-09 03:40:56
yup thats the formula for %age ionic character
its der in JD LEE as well
although ive wondered abt its correctness bcz it gives erroneous answers
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eureka123
·2009-11-09 03:46:34
anyone with its derivation ???
and is hter any name of this formula ???