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    This document contains a 4 question ionic bonding assessment: 1) Sodium, potassium, calcium, and barium ions are ranked in order of their ability to polarize anions as Ca2+ > Ba2+ > Na+ > K+. 2) Sodium bromide has the greatest ionic character out of sodium chloride, sodium bromide, and sodium iodide. 3) The lattice enthalpies decrease from sodium chloride to sodium iodide due to the increase in ionic radius of the halide ions, which weakens the electrostatic attraction. They also decrease from lithium halides to potassium halides due to the increase in size and polarizing power of the

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    This document contains a 4 question ionic bonding assessment: 1) Sodium, potassium, calcium, and barium ions are ranked in order of their ability to polarize anions as Ca2+ > Ba2+ > Na+ > K+. 2) Sodium bromide has the greatest ionic character out of sodium chloride, sodium bromide, and sodium iodide. 3) The lattice enthalpies decrease from sodium chloride to sodium iodide due to the increase in ionic radius of the halide ions, which weakens the electrostatic attraction. They also decrease from lithium halides to potassium halides due to the increase in size and polarizing power of the

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    An ionic model
    1 Explain which of the following ions has the greatest ability to polarise an anion:
    Na*, K+, Caz* or Ba2*.

    (2 marks)

    2 Which of the following compounds has the greatest ionic character?


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    The Data Booklet has a table
    I B NaCl of Pau tin g electronegativities
    E C NaBr and a tabte to show o/o ionic
    cha racte
    EDNaI r.
    (1mark)

    >@ 3 The table shows the lattice enthalpies of some ionic cornpounds, given in kJmol-r

    cl- Br- I-
    Li* 848 803 159
    Na+ 780 742 105
    K+ 7I I 679 651

    (a) Explain the trend in the l:rttice enthalpies from sodir-rm chloride to sodium ioclide.

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    (b) Expl:rin the tre,d in the lattice enthalpies fro,r lithium Or"-,0. t" ;;;rr,;; ;;"*:::"O'

    (3 marks)

    4 Lattice enthalpy can be calculated using an iottic model involving electrostatic theory.
    (a) Describe tr,vo ztssumptions of this model.

    (2 marks)

    (b) The experimentally determined lattice enthalpy for silver iodide, AgI, i5
    -889 kJ mol-l, but its theoretically determined lattice energy is -778 kJ mol-1
    Explain why the values differ so much.

    (2 marks)

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