In this video, I explain ionic bonds. Ionic bonds are always salts arranged in a crystal lattice. In this video, we discuss in detail the different lattice energies for different ionic bonds.
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00:00 Basics
03:06 Ionic Lattices in Comparison
05:47 Properties of Ionic Bonds
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