Atoms of which pair of elements will form ionic bonds in a compound
A. I and F
B. Ag and Ca
C. Be and Cl
D. Na and Al
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D. Na and Al
one of the two elements will transfer it's extra electron to the other needy element in order to complete it's octet.
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The pair of elements which will form ionic bonds in a compound is B) Ag and Ca.
- The covalent character can b determined by Fajan's rule.
- It states that the larger the size of the anion and the smaller the size of the cation larger the covalent character and the smaller will be the anionic character.
- It also includes the oxidation state, as the higher the oxidation state higher the covalent character will be.
- Iodine has the largest size so it has the most covalent character.
- Similarly, Na and Al have large sizes so, they have the most covalent character.
- Beryllium is a small cation and has the most covalent character.
- Ag and calcium have the most ionic character due to their large size they have small covalent character as per Fajan's rule.
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