The Structure of lonic Compounds/ Exit Ticket 1. Draw particulate representations of the three other ionic compounds in the tableEXIT TICKETabove. Be sure to represent both the charges of the ions and their sizes in yourdrawings.Do notcomplete untilyou are donewith theMgoShown here are the melting points of four different ionic compounds.SubstanceMelting Point rC)entirejamboard.801Mg02.852NalNal661Naße747Recall that a particulate representation of NaCl is:Naci00NaBr2. Use the particulate representations you have drawn and Coulombis law to explainthe trends in boiling point shown in the table above.This model could be improved by showing the difference in sizes of the ions in NaCl.Nac

Ionic compounds are formed by coulombic attraction force between two oppositely charged ions. Thus…

1. Draw particulate representations of the three other ionic compounds in the table above, Be sure to represent both the charges of the ions and their sizes in your drawings. Mgo Nal NaBr 2. Use the particulate representations you have drawn and Coulomb's law to explain the trends in boiling point shown in the table above.

1. Draw particulate representations of the three other ionic compounds in the table above, Be sure to represent both the charges of the ions and their sizes in your drawings. Mgo Nal NaBr 2. Use the particulate representations you have drawn and Coulomb's law to explain the trends in boiling point shown in the table above.

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Chapter9: Liquids, Solids, And Materials

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