Let's start by finding the location on the periodic table for the atoms for substances that conduct when dissolved. What do younotice about where the atoms are? • Sucrose: C12 H22O11• Copper (I) Chloride: CuCl• lodine: I2• Potassium lodide: KIOur goal is to try to find a pattern for which compounds conduct electricity when dissolved in water, and which don't.One hint is to look for patterns in which kinds of atoms form substances that conduct when dissolved, and which kinds of atomsform substances that don't conduct when dissolved.Here is a periodic table you can use.H.Неyrgen1008Helum400010metalsnonmetalsmetaloidsLiBeNeCarbonOvgnPuceneNeonLihum6.54Berylum90121112131415161718Na MgAlSiP.CIArProsphonue00.974SutuCre35.45ArgnSodium22 999Magresiu430528.98232.06310212223242526272829303132333435361920KCaScTiVCr Mn Fe CoNi CuZn GaGe AsSe BrKrGalum6.723BomreCebatCnpprScandum44956Oron51TnumVanadum7263079.904Calcium40.0755.845N249220.0454647484950515353543738394041424344Rb SrZr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd AgCd InSn Sb TeXeTelu127A0thoduPaledurCaumAndinenyndneeonNotumMaoenum114.8811 710131 293Siantium874Pubidum107112414912478798081818283848586717273747576Po AtRn5556LuHfTaWRe OsIrPt AuHg TIPbBiCsBaRadnLeed2072induhParinumCoidMerculy57-702000peeTantairenuletur124 967HaumCesium132.005Berum137278217109171.4114115116117118105106107108110111112113Mc Lv Ts Og8788103104FIDb Sg Bh Hs MtDs Rg Cn NhFrRa**LrRfhhoren2501293254Radum89- 102I47$270pe65666768697061626364YbNd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy HoCurpu60Er Tm$75859Ce PrThulun"Lanthanide series LaLantaueLoun16729Terbrum164300173040Cotun140.116brnNoodymun6144249140 90Pumesum14514250013.8059798991001011029293949596"Actinide series899091UNp Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es Fm Md NoAc ThPaFormum250Amereum47)2471Actinum227Thenum2300083227201.006

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