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Rental Listings in Te x Front Page 2017Spri x MasteringChemistry: C x MasteringChemistry: C x Dynamic Periodic Table x G Draw Lewis structu f x Obaid C Secure https:// masteringchemistry.co session signed in as Obaid Safeer I Help l close CHM113BRIGGSHWSPRING2017 Chapter 7 Problem 7.36 Resources previous l 7 of 20 l next Problem 7.36 Submit My Answers Give Up In the ionic compounds LiF, NaCl, KBr, and RbI, the Correct measured cation-anion distances are 2.01 A (Li 2.82A (Na-C), 3.30 A (K-Br), and 3.67 A (Rb-D, respectively. Part C What estimates of the cation-anion distance would you obtain for these four compounds using bonding atomic radi? Enter your answers numerically separated by commas. du-F, dNa-cu.dK-Br, Rb 0.08, 0.01.0.04, 0.05 Submit My Answers Give Up Incorrect; Try Again Part D Are these estimates as accurate as the estimates using ionic radii? Yes No, the estimates using ionic radii are more accurate. No, the estimates using bonding atomic radii are more accurate.

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LiF

The atomic radius of Li = 1.34Å

The atomic radius of F = 0.71Å

The distance between (Li-F) = 1.34Å + 0.71Å= 2.05 Å

Difference = 2.05Å – 2.01

= 0.04Å

NaCl

The atomic radius of Na = 1.54Å

The atomic radius of Cl = 0.99Å

The distance between (Na-Cl) = 1.54Å + 0.99Å= 2.53 Å

Difference = 2.82Å – 2.53Å= 0.29 Å

KBr

The atomic radius of K = 1.96Å

The atomic radius of Br = 1.14Å

The distance between (K-Br) = 1.96Å + 1.14Å= 3.10 Å

Difference = 3.30Å – 3.10Å=0.20 Å

RbI

The atomic radius of Rb = 2.11Å

The atomic radius of Cl = 0.99Å

The distance between (R-BI) = 2.11Å + 1.33Å= 3.44 Å

Difference = 3.67Å – 3.44Å=0.23 Å