What is the strength of the ionic interactions between an ion with 1 positive charges and an ion with 2 negative charges, when the distance between them is 19.4 nanometers and the solvent is water, at 25 oC with a dielectric constant of 78.5?

What is the strength of the ionic interactions between an ion with 1 positive charges and an ion with 2 negative charges, when the distance between them is 19.4 nanometers and the solvent is water, at 25 oC with a dielectric constant of 78.5?

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