Question

Which is the most ionic compound of the periodic table??

Answer 1

caesium fluoride {Csf} is the most ionic compound of the periodic table

Answer 2

The most ionic compound of the periodic table is Caesium Flouride.

• It is an inorganic compound and a white salt.
• The formula for Caesium Flouride is CsF
• Caesium has the highest electropositivity while fluoride has the highest electronegativity
• It has a molar mass of 151.903g/mol
• The melting point is 703 degrees Celcius and the boiling point is 1251 degrees Celcius
• It is more soluble than sodium fluoride and potassium fluoride
• It is useful to base for inorganic chemistry