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When two identical ions are separated by a distance of 8.6×10^(-10) m, the electrostatic force each exerts on the other is 5.0×10^(-9) N. A.) How many electrons are missing from each ion?

          When two identical ions are separated by a distance of 8.6×10^(-10) m, the electrostatic force each exerts on the other is 5.0×10^(-9) N.
A.) How many electrons are missing from each ion?
        

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0:00 Hello.
00:02 So this question is about electrostatics and i'm going to be using that formula for finding the force of attraction or repulsion between two charges.
00:14 And that is given by k k k k22 over r squared.
00:25 So r is a distance between the charges, right? so here the charges are identical.
00:31 So i'm just going to be k k k squared over r squared.
00:39 So we're trying to find a chart here.
00:41 So i'm going to try and isolate q squared and that's going to be fr squared over k.
00:53 And so the charge is going to be square root of f r squared over k.
01:01 So now let's try the substitution.
01:05 The force was giving us 5 .4 times 10 to the minus 9.
01:17 And the radius is just a second.
01:23 The radius is 6 .2 times 10 to the negative 10.
01:31 And that is squared...
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