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What physical state are ionic compounds typically found in?
Think of table salt!
Are covalent compounds always solids?
Remember the states of matter.
Ionic compounds are usually in which state at room temperature?
Think about common table salt.
Covalent compounds typically have high melting points.
Consider the bond types and their strengths.
In a lab experiment, you find a substance that is a poor conductor but can dissolve in water. Would you classify it as ionic or covalent? Provide reasoning.
Consider the definitions of conductivity.
Think of two materials: table salt (NaCl) and sugar (C₁₂H₂₁O₁₁). Compare their melting points and explain the differences based on their bonding.
Write about their molecular structures.
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