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The magnitude of the attractive force between two ions, a1+ and b1- at equilibrium is 10e-10 n. determine (a) the interionic distance, (b) the ionic radius of b1- if that for a1+ is 0.374229 nanometers, (c) the magnitude of the repulsive force between the two ions at this position, (d) the value of the coulomb's constant b and (e) the minimum potential energy of the bond. assume n = 7 in coulomb’s law

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