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Gunner Poole
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26 September, 21:00
Explain fajan's rule
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Lillian
26 September, 21:10
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Fajans' Rules are used to predict whether a chemical bond will be covalent or ionic.
This depends on:
- the charge on the cation
- the size of the cation
- the size of the anion
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