Which of the following ions would be expected to have the greater energy of hydration, $M g^{2 +}$ $Mg^(2+)$ or $A l^{3 +}$ $Al^(3+)$ ?

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Which of the following ions would be expected to have the greater energy of hydration, $M g^{2 +}$ $Mg^(2+)$ or $A l^{3 +}$ $Al^(3+)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-06-29T19:01:09

Well, which ion has the greater $nucular charge$ $"nucular charge"$ ?

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Clearly, $aluminum$ $"aluminum"$ has a GREATER nuclear charge than magnesium... And it is ALSO a formal $A l^{3 +}$ $Al^(3+)$ trication…and also also it is a trication as opposed to a dication...

But as chemists, as physical scientists, should we not interrogate the data? Do these data support or detract from our argument...?

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Which of the following ions would be expected to have the greater energy of hydration, $M g^{2 +}$ $Mg^(2+)$ or $A l^{3 +}$ $Al^(3+)$ ?

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