Match each statement in the left column of the table below with a compound on the right.In your answer, write the name of the matching compound against the number of thestatement, eg. a) HgNote that each compound must be matched with only one statement. If a compound can bematched with more than one statement (or vice versa), it is up to you to find the BESTmatch.a) A metal that is in the liquid phase at roomSIO2temperature.CO2b) A compound that forms a network solidKNO3composed of covalently bonded atoms.c) | A gas that will dissolve in water due toPoly-ethylene (a plastic)dipole – induced dipole forces.Graphited) The solid-liquid equilibrium line on theH20phase diagram of this compound has anegative slope.NH3e) A solid substance at STP, in which theHgparticles are held together by induceddipole - induced dipole forces.f) A substance that will dissolve in water dueto hydrogen bonding.g) A covalent network solid that has goodelectrical conductivity.h) An amorphous solid.A substance that will dissolve in water duei)to ion-dipole interactions.

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Match each statement in the left column of the table below with a compound on the right. In your answer, write the name of the matching compound against the number of the statement, eg. a) Hg Note that each compound must be matched with only one statement. If a compound can be matched with more than one statement (or vice versa), it is up to you to find the BEST match. a) A metal that is in the liquid phase at room SIO2 temperature. CO2 b) A compound that forms a network solid composed of covalently bonded atoms. KNO3 c) | A gas that will dissolve in water due to Poly-ethylene (a plastic) dipole – induced dipole forces. Graphite d) The solid-liquid equilibrium line on the H20 phase diagram of this compound has a negative slope. NH3 e) A solid substance at STP, in which the Hg particles are held together by induced dipole - induced dipole forces. f) A substance that will dissolve in water due to hydrogen bonding. g) A covalent network solid that has good electrical conductivity. h) An amorphous solid. i) A substance that will dissolve in water due to ion-dipole interactions.

Match each statement in the left column of the table below with a compound on the right. In your answer, write the name of the matching compound against the number of the statement, eg. a) Hg Note that each compound must be matched with only one statement. If a compound can be matched with more than one statement (or vice versa), it is up to you to find the BEST match. a) A metal that is in the liquid phase at room SIO2 temperature. CO2 b) A compound that forms a network solid composed of covalently bonded atoms. KNO3 c) | A gas that will dissolve in water due to Poly-ethylene (a plastic) dipole – induced dipole forces. Graphite d) The solid-liquid equilibrium line on the H20 phase diagram of this compound has a negative slope. NH3 e) A solid substance at STP, in which the Hg particles are held together by induced dipole - induced dipole forces. f) A substance that will dissolve in water due to hydrogen bonding. g) A covalent network solid that has good electrical conductivity. h) An amorphous solid. i) A substance that will dissolve in water due to ion-dipole interactions.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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