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Dempsey
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29 September, 01:43
Explain polarizing power with ionic radius
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Polarizing Power is the basis of Fajan's rules of covalent character generally in ionic compounds.
Charges and radius are a function of Polarizing Power, because the higher the charge is, the larger the polarizing power is for cations with the same radius. Also the smaller the radius is, the larger the polarizing power is for cations with the same charge.
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