How can we check the stability of any ion in a resonating structure?
How can we check stability of any ion in a resonating structure?
Why can't we compute the chemical properties of a molecule or an ion only by its components? Is there any way to find them out without experiments? What is the order of stability of alkoxide ions? What is an ion? What is ion ion repulsion? Do dispersion forces exist in atoms of metals like Na, Mg, etc.? How does one determine the charge of a polyatomic ion? How are ions formed? What is a positive ion? What is the order of stability of halide ions in aqueous medium? How do you determine the dichromate ion formula? Why are ions inert? What is a positive ion called? Is there any connection between the ionization energy and the atomic radius of an element? How do ions exist in nature? What is resonant in vibration? Can ions exist in nature as molecule? What are ions? How are they formed? How do you determine the number of neutrons in an ion and an atom? How is the ionization energy of metals calculated? How are the charges of electrons and proton balanced? Could you have an unstable molecule as a result of an ionic bond? (Or can atoms only engage in ionic bonds to be stable?) Please give an example. What are molecular ions? What is the formula for acetate ion? What are resonant frequencies? How is hydronium ion formed? What are the steps involved in calculating the electron configuration for bromine? How can one check the stability of capsules? What is the electron configuration of Chloride ion (Cl-)? How do you determine the Lewis structure of hydroxide ion? How can the ionization energy of magnesium be determined?