Chemistry, asked by harshit2003may22, 1 year ago

How can we show Ionic bond between aluminium oxide

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Answered by VashisthAtul

According to the equation Al2O3 is slightly more ionic than 'covalent'. The higher charges on Al and O make their bonding more covalent and with higher Coulombic attraction between the positive and negative ions those of a binary compound involving ions of lower charges.
For example:-
CaF2, NaCl

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