I have come up with a paradox: Ionic crystals, in which cations and anions form a lattice, seems to have total electric dipole moment!
For example, consider a one dimensional example:
##+ - + - + - ... + - + -##
In the above picture, a ##+## represents a cation and a ##-## represents an anion....
Does ionic crystals have total electric dipole moment?
Does ionic crystals have total electric dipole moment?
For example, consider a one dimensional example:
##+ - + - + - ... + - + -##
In the above picture, a ##+## represents a cation and a ##-## represents an anion....
Does ionic crystals have total electric dipole moment?
Does ionic crystals have total electric dipole moment?
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