1. Use the internet and your data table to figure out which of the following COVALENT NETWORK SOLIDS is most likely the mystery COVALENT NETWORK SOLID you had in your experiment. Explain HOW you came to your conclusion! Silicon carbide Diamond Glass

1. Use the internet and your data table to figure out which of the following COVALENT NETWORK SOLIDS is most likely the mystery COVALENT NETWORK SOLID you had in your experiment. Explain HOW you came to your conclusion! Silicon carbide Diamond Glass

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1. Use the internet and your data table to
figure out which of the following COVALENT
NETWORK SOLIDS is most likely the
mystery COVALENT NETWORK SOLID you
had in your experiment. Explain HOW you
came to your conclusion!
Silicon carbide
Diamond
Glass

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