which alkali metal ion has the maximum polarizing power?
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Potassium or Francium has maximum polarizing power
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Cation's polarizing power alludes to its capacity to draw in the peripheral electrons from a nearby anion. It relies on its size and charge - smaller cations that have higher positive charges will have better polarizing capacities in light of the fact that the positive charge is appropriated on a moderately smaller region.
Be2+2+. For cations with a similar range, the higher the charge is, the bigger the polarizing power is. For cations with a similar charge, the smaller the span, the bigger the polarizing power is. The range of Be2+2+ is the smallest and its charge is the most astounding. In this manner, Be2+2+ has the biggest polarizing power.
Be2+2+. For cations with a similar range, the higher the charge is, the bigger the polarizing power is. For cations with a similar charge, the smaller the span, the bigger the polarizing power is. The range of Be2+2+ is the smallest and its charge is the most astounding. In this manner, Be2+2+ has the biggest polarizing power.
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