Classify each substance in the table as either a metallic, ionic, molecular,or covalent network solid:Substance | Appearancelustrous, malleablesoft, yellowhard, whiteMelting Point1500 °C113 °C800 °CElectrical ConduetivityhighSolubility in WaterinsolubleinsolubleYnoneonly if melted'dissolved | solubleX: metallic ; Y: molecular; Z: ionicO X: ionic ; Y: molecular; Z: metallicX: molecular ; Y: metallic; Z: ionic

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Classify each substance in the table as either a metallic, ionic, molecular, or covalent network solid: Melting Point| Electrical Conduetivity 1500 °C 113 °C 800 °C Solubility in Water insoluble insoluble Substance Appearance Justrous, malleable soft, yellow hard, white |high Y. none only if melted dissolved soluble X: metallic ; Y: molecular; Z: ionic O X: ionic ; Y: molecular; Z: metallic X: molecular ; Y: metallic; Z: ionic

Classify each substance in the table as either a metallic, ionic, molecular, or covalent network solid: Melting Point| Electrical Conduetivity 1500 °C 113 °C 800 °C Solubility in Water insoluble insoluble Substance Appearance Justrous, malleable soft, yellow hard, white |high Y. none only if melted dissolved soluble X: metallic ; Y: molecular; Z: ionic O X: ionic ; Y: molecular; Z: metallic X: molecular ; Y: metallic; Z: ionic

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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