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Why is ionic polarisability found to be rather insensitive to temperature?

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Ionic polarisiblity occurs in ionic metals. It occurs when electric field is applies to ionic materials then cations and anions get displace in opposite direction giving rise to net dipole moment

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Why is ionic polarisability found to be rather insensitive to temperature?​

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Why is ionic polarisability found to be rather insensitive to temperature?