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CHEMISTRY: TOPIC 4 BONDING

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Reasons why the Mg2+ ion has a higher MP than a Na+

Author: Sammy Universe



Answer:

Mg has a stronger electrostatic attraction bw ions and delocalised e Mg is smaller than Na = delocalised e is closer to the nucleus = more strongly attracted more delocalised electrons per atom in Mg = stronger electrostatic attractions


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