State how much work must be done to bring ion a

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How much work must be done to bring ion A and ion B together into an activated complex. The charge of ion A is +2 and it's ionic radius is 2.85 A and if the charge on ion B is +1 and it's ionic radius is 1.35 A. The ions were dissolved in a solvent with a dielectric constant of 18.59. Will this reaction be spontaneous? Why

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