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The ionization energy for sodium (na) is 5.14 ev and the electron affinity for chlorine (c1) is 3.62 ev. find the total energy of the molecule nacl, compared with the initially infinitely separated atoms na and cl, if the equilibrium separation is ro = 0.24nm 8.85 x 10-12 f/m and the fundamental charge is 1.602 x [4 marks (the vacuum permitivity is €o 10-19 c.)

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