explain why lithium hydride is more stable then cicium hydride
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Due to the small size of $L{i^ + }$ , the lattice energy of LiH is greater. As the size of the ion is small it has more force of attraction and hence it requires a lot of energy to break the bond and therefore it is more stable
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- Due to the small size of $L{i^ + }$ , the lattice energy of LiH is greater. As the size of the ion is small it has more force of attraction and hence it requires a lot of energy to break the bond and therefore it is more stable.
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