Chemistry, asked by shubhamneemrot, 6 months ago

what is meaning of fajan's rule?​

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Fajan's rule is related to the covalent character in ionic bond or ionic compounds. It has been experimentally observed that a polar covalent bond is more stable than a pure covalent or a pure ionic bond.

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