Q48 Which ionic compound would have the strongest (most negative) lattice energy?OKCI (CI is chlorine)O NalO MgCl₂ (Cl is chlorine)O Lil

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Problem 60E: Which compound in each of the following pairs of ionic substances has the most negative lattice...

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Which ionic compound would have the strongest (most negative) lattice energy?
OKCI (CI is chlorine)
O Nal
O MgCl₂ (Cl is chlorine)
O Lil

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