Identify the type of bonding that occurs in each solution and determine whether they are conductive or not. Silver chlorideSodium chloridePotassium chloratesucrosetap waterethanolethanol + sodium chlorideethanol + sucrosemelted potassium chloratemelted silver chloride

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Identify the type of bonding that occurs in each solution and determine whether they are conductive or not.

Silver chloride
Sodium chloride
Potassium chlorate
sucrose
tap water
ethanol
ethanol + sodium chloride
ethanol + sucrose
melted potassium chlorate
melted silver chloride

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Shouldn't the water and sucrose produce dipole-dipole intermolecular forces? Based on our experiment, the solution of water and sucrose conducted electricity as evidenced by the light that was seen on a light bulb. However, it took a few seconds to light and the light was not very bright. What could be the cause of this conduction if covalent bonds cannot conduct electricity?

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