1. Consider the following information about four substances: Electrical Conductivity as solid as Substance Melting Point (°C) | || ||| IV 776 -39 -190 1420 liquid Poor Good Poor Poor Good Poor Poor Poor The substance that is most likely an ionic compound is: A) I B) II 2. In the reaction between potassium and sulphur C) III D) IV Solubility in water High Low Low Low A) each potassium atom donates two electrons to a sulphur atom. B) each potassium atom donates one electron to a sulphur atom. C) each sulphur atom donates one electron to a potassium atom. D) the atoms share electrons, although this sharing is unequal.

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1. Consider the following information about four substances:
Electrical Conductivity
as solid
as
liquid
Substance Melting
Point (°C)
|
||
IV
776
-39
-190
1420
Poor
Good
Poor
Poor
Good
Poor
Poor
Poor
The substance that is most likely an ionic compound is:
A) I
B) II
2. In the reaction between potassium and sulphur
C) III
D) IV
Solubility
in water
High
Low
Low
Low
A) each potassium atom donates two electrons to a sulphur atom.
B) each potassium atom donates one electron to a sulphur atom.
C) each sulphur atom donates one electron to a potassium atom.
D) the atoms share electrons, although this sharing is unequal.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider the following information about four substances: Electrical Conductivity as solid as liquid Substance Melting Point (°C) | || IV 776 -39 -190 1420 Poor Good Poor Poor Good Poor Poor Poor The substance that is most likely an ionic compound is: A) I B) II 2. In the reaction between potassium and sulphur C) III D) IV Solubility in water High Low Low Low A) each potassium atom donates two electrons to a sulphur atom. B) each potassium atom donates one electron to a sulphur atom. C) each sulphur atom donates one electron to a potassium atom. D) the atoms share electrons, although this sharing is unequal.
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