Covalent Character In Ionic Compounds (FAJAN'S RULE)|Polarization|Polarizing Power|Polarizability|Factor Affecting The Polarization|Questions|Application & Exceptions Of Fajan's Rules|Solubility Of Group I Carbonates In Water|Solubility Of Group I Halides In Water|OMR

Covalent Character in Ionic Compound (Fajan's Rule) || Polarising Power OF Cation || Polarisation OF Anion || Factor Affecting Polarising Power OF Cation || factors Affecting Polarising Power OF Anion

Development of covalent character in ionic compounds Fajans rule

||Ionic Bond||Polarisation and Fajan's Rule||Applications OF Polarisation||Solubility and Solubility Order

Exceptions of octet rule | Covalent character in ionic compounds ( Fajan's Rule)

Exceptions of octet rule | Covalent character in ionic compounds ( Fajan's Rule)

Application OF Fajan's Rule || Covalent character in Ionic Compounds || Melting point || Solubility in water || Colour imparting Tendency

Comparison OF polarising OF cations || Comparison OF polarizability OF anions || Applications OF fajan's rule-comparison OF covalent characters || Comparison OF thermal stability

According to Fajans'rules, the percentage of covalent character in an ionic compound increase if the cation is highly charged or small in size and the anion is large or cation has pseudoinert gas configuration. As a result of the increased covalent character, solubility in less polar solvent increases and the melting point decreases. The correct order of increasing ionic character is

According to Fajans'rules, the percentage of covalent character in an ionic compound increase if the cation is highly charged or small in size and the anion is large or cation has pseudoinert gas configuration. As a result of the increased covalent character, solubility in less polar solvent increases and the melting point decreases. The correct order of increasing ionic character is

According to Fajans'rules, the percentage of covalent character in an ionic compound increase if the cation is highly charged or small in size and the anion is large or cation has pseudoinert gas configuration. As a result of the increased covalent character, solubility in less polar solvent increases and the melting point decreases. The correct order of decreasing covalent character is