This cation is attracting the chloride next to it and it is repelling the sodium as the next nearest neighbor.
这一阳离子被邻近的氯离子所吸引,并排斥钠离子,因为这是其最邻近的离子。
We started with gaseous sodium to make gaseous sodium ion and gaseous atomic chlorine to make gaseous chloride ion through electron transfer.
我们从气态的钠开始,得到气态的钠离子,从气态的氯原子,通过电子转移得到氯离子。
So chlorine, if we talk about it in terms of electron affinity, we would be writing that we're actually gaining an electron here, and getting the ion, c l minus.
那么,氯,如果我们要讨论它的电子亲和能,我们会假设它真的得到了,一个电子而变成离子,负一价的氯。
The ones that are most important in physiology are ones that only allow ions to go through: sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, bicarbonate.
在生理学上这种,只能允许某种离子通过的通道十分重要,这些离子包括钠离子,钾离子,氯离子,钙离子和碳酸氢根离子
So now, let's get a sodium here, and the chloride ion next to it to the point where they are touching.
所以,我们要有一个钠离子,和氯离子放在,相互接触的一个点上。
I think I had managed to get to this point here where I show what happens when the cation, here sodium, is in contact with the anion here, chlorine.
我想我能回到这儿,当阳离子,在这里是钠,和阴离子,氯离子接触会发生什么。
And, we're going to look at what happens as the chloride ion moves from infinity in towards the positive ion.
然后我们要看一下,当氯离子从无限远处逐渐靠近,这个正离子会发生什么。
So, if we have energy that's released, would you say that the chlorine ion is more or less stable than the chlorine atom?
那么,如果我们放出了能量,你认为氯离子比氯原子,更稳定还是更不稳定呢?
So, the sodium over here and the chlorine over here, they will be attracted to one another.
当钠离子和氯离子在一块时,它们会相互吸引。
So, in other words, this c l minus is actually lower in energy than the reactants were.
也就是说,负一价氯离子,比原来的反应物的能量更低。
And there is this separation which is a balance of attractive forces because the chloride is net negative and the sodium is net positive, but both of them, regardless of net charge, have electrons.
这里有一个平衡,引力的平衡,由于氯离子带有负的净电荷,钠离子带有正的净电荷,但是它们两个,没有考虑净电荷,电子。
And now I have to convert atomic chlorine into ionic chlorine.
下一步我将氯原子,转化为氯离子。
And the chloride is net negative.
而氯离子带负电。
That's a very large number, it's all relative, so you don't necessarily know it's large without me telling you or giving you other ions to compare to, but chlorine does have a very large affinity, meaning it's really likes getting an electron and becoming a chlorine ion.
这是个非常大的数值,这种数值都是相对的,因此你不一定能知道这是非常大的,除非我告诉你或给你另外离子数值作为参考,但是氯确实有很高的电子亲和能,这意味着它非常乐意得到一个电子,而变成一个氯离子。
So, this is the chloride ion. It's over here.
这是氯离子,把它放这儿。
So, for example, in an electrochemical cell, it would be possible to take the sodium ion, give back its electron, and convert it into a metallic sodium, take the chloride ion, remove its electron, and restore chlorine gas.
所以,例如一个电化学的电池,它可能带有钠离子,让它得到电子,把它变成金属钠,得到氯离子,让它失去电子,作为氯气储存。
Chloride minus. Isoelectronic with argon.
氯离子,与氩的电子数相同。
Chlorine would become chlorine minus.
氯会变成氯离子。
So, for example, if I have a sodium ion over here, and I have a chloride ion over here, where the distance from center to center r I'm denoting as r, this is nucleus to nucleus separation.
所以,比如这有一个钠离子,和一个氯离子,它们中心与中心间的距离,我把它设为,这是原子核和原子和的间距。
r+ And let's say that sodium has a radius, r plus, r- and chlorine has a radius, r minus, when r is very large in comparison to the radii of the ions, I don't need to draw them this way.
让我们假设钠有半径,是,氯也有半径,是,当r比离子半径大很多的时候,我不需要这样来描述。
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