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To melt an ionic solid, energy must be supplied to disrupt the forces between ions so the regular array of ions collapses. Predict (and explain) how the melting point is expected to vary as a function of the distance between cation and anion.

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The problem asks to predict and explain how distances between the cations and anions of a compound dictate its melting point.

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