These three rules indicate the extent to which an ionic bond has covalent character caused by polarization of the ions, stating that covalent character is more likely if the charge of the ions is high, the positive ion is small or the negative ion is large, and if the positive-ion has a non-noble gas outer-electron configuration.
These three rules indicate the extent to which an ionic bond has covalent character caused by polarization of the ions, stating that covalent character is more likely if the charge of the ions is high, the positive ion is small or the negative ion is large, and if the positive-ion has a non-noble gas outer-electron configuration.
These three rules indicate the extent to which an ionic bond has covalent character caused by polarization of the ions, stating that covalent character is more likely if the charge of the ions is high, the positive ion is small or the negative ion is large, and if the positive-ion has a non-noble gas outer-electron configuration.
Fajans' rules