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Page 563
... coordination number increases with increasing oxidation number and the ion is stabilized by the coordination . All the molecules and ions in which halogen atoms em- ploy four electron pairs in bonding are basically tetra- hedral in ...
... coordination number increases with increasing oxidation number and the ion is stabilized by the coordination . All the molecules and ions in which halogen atoms em- ploy four electron pairs in bonding are basically tetra- hedral in ...
Page 564
... coordination centre - i.e . , around a central atom . Fluorine is the most powerfully oxidizing element . No other substance , therefore , is able to reduce the fluoride ion to the free element , and for this reason the element is not ...
... coordination centre - i.e . , around a central atom . Fluorine is the most powerfully oxidizing element . No other substance , therefore , is able to reduce the fluoride ion to the free element , and for this reason the element is not ...
Page 869
... Coordination number . The statement that an increase in a substance's coordination number results in a higher density , however , is true only if the atoms in the higher coordinated phase do not have drastically larger radii . For some ...
... Coordination number . The statement that an increase in a substance's coordination number results in a higher density , however , is true only if the atoms in the higher coordinated phase do not have drastically larger radii . For some ...
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