For CO2 specie in column A, choose the description in column B that best applies A CO2 (a) ionic, high-melting CuSO4 (b) liquid metal, good conductor SiO2 (c) polar molecule, soluble in water Hg (d) ionic, insoluble in water (e) network covalent, high-melting (f) nonpolar molecule, gas at 25°C

For CO2 specie in column A, choose the description in column B that best applies A CO2 (a) ionic, high-melting CuSO4 (b) liquid metal, good conductor SiO2 (c) polar molecule, soluble in water Hg (d) ionic, insoluble in water (e) network covalent, high-melting (f) nonpolar molecule, gas at 25°C

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Chapter22: Inorganic Materials

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For CO2 specie in column A, choose the description in column B that best applies
A
CO2
(a) ionic, high-melting
CuSO,
(b) liquid metal, good conductor
SiO2
(c) polar molecule, soluble in water
Hg
(d) ionic, insoluble in water
(e) network covalent, high-melting
(f) nonpolar molecule, gas at 25°c

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