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Most favourable conditions for inoic bonding are .

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Low charge on ions,large cations,small anions

B

Low charge on ions,large cations,large anions

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High charge on ions, small cations, large anions

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High charge on ions, small cations, small anions

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Due to low charge anions and large size of cation effective nuclear charge will be less and due to strong force of attraction the smaller anjons will not allow electron density to polarise towards cation ..
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