Discuss the thermodynamic factors behind the observation that CuO is a well-known, stable oxide of Cu(II) but
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Discuss the thermodynamic factors behind the observation that CuO is a well-known, stable oxide of Cu(II) but AgO is a mixed-valence oxide, Ag(I)Ag(III)O2. See D. Tudela, J. Chem. Educ., 2008, 85, 863. AgF2 is a stable compound of Ag(II); discuss what factors might contribute to the stability of Ag(II) in combination with fluoride.
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The stability of metal oxides and their oxidation states is influenced by various thermodynamic factors such as the metals electronic configuration ionization energy lattice energy and the ability to ...View the full answer
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