For ionic compounds,why is it reasonable to use the term 'formula weight 'rather than 'molecular weight '?
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Some compounds do not exist as individual molecules. For example, there is no such thing as a molecule of sodium chloride. That's why it is appropriate to use the term formula weight for this type of compound. ... So it is appropriate to use the term molecular weight for it.
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Formula weight is used for Nacl as it is an ionic compound . Sodium chloride do not exist as individuals molecules . Therefor, it is appropriate to use the term formula weight for this type of compound . For example, water, carbon dioxide etc and the term molecular weight is used for them .
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