Ionic Compounds & Their Properties | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Learn the basics about Ionic Compounds, how they are formed and what their properties are.

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Oxygen and potassium got married and it went ... OK

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[telecom]

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[longangrysausage]

Hi just a question for clarification, at 0:52, you said a lot of energy is required to overcome these attractions, do you mean the attraction of the 3D lattice structure, the one that brings it together or the force to break the lattice structure apart (where alot of energy is required)?

[arnoahmed]

Why like charges come together. They should repel isn't it

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[cecilia]

Seeing the giant ionic structure focused the eyes my cells to the fats deposited on my body😂

[selfhelp]

1:41 it's not chloride it's chlorine ions