A hydrogen ion which has had its electron removed and an iron ion which has had...
A hydrogen ion which has had its electron removed and an iron ion which has had one electron added are brought near each other. Which best describes the electrostatic forces on these ions?
A. The ions attract with the iron ion experiencing a greater
force.
B. The ions attract with the hydrogen ion experiencing a greater
force.
C. The ions attract with equal magnitude forces.
D. The ions repel with the hydrogen ion experiencing a greater
force.
E. The ions repel with the iron ion experiencing a greater force.
Can you explain the right answer. I think its B but I am only taking an educated guess
Homework Answers
Electron being removed from hydrogen makes it positively charged , and electron being added to Fe makes is negatively charge , as we know unlike charges attract they will attract each other with same magnitude of forces
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