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Compounds in which at least some of bonds have ionic character stronger than covalent or metallic. Many compounds called salts are ionic compounds but not all of them.
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Displacement Reaction
This can be easily understood if one consider the electrochemical series. I can explain this concept with a simple and famous illustration. Consider the following reaction:
$$ \ce{Zn + Cu^2+ -> Zn^2+ …
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Why are group 13 compounds in the +1 oxidation state more ionic than those in the +3 oxidati...
It can be explained by fajans' rules. As the positive charge on an atom increases its size decreases as a result polarising power increases. If polarising power increases then it distorts the electron …
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