**Match each substance card below with the type of bonds it contains:**1. **Ionic Bonding**2. **Molecular Covalent Bonding**3. **Network Covalent Bonding**4. **Metallic Bonding****Substance Cards:**1. **Table Sugar, C12H22O11(s)** - **Properties:** - Soft solid - Dissolves in water - Does not conduct electricity2. **Platinum, Pt(s)** - **Properties:** - Malleable, ductile solid - Does not dissolve in water - Conducts electricity3. **Drain Cleaner, NaOH(aq)** - **Properties:** - Aqueous solution - Dissolves in water - Conducts electricity4. **Diamond, C(s)** - **Properties:** - Very hard solid - Does not dissolve in water - Does not conduct electricity**Explanation of Graphs/Diagrams:**- For each substance card, the diagrams show the physical state of the substance (solid or aqueous), its solubility in water, and its electrical conductivity.- The **Table Sugar** card shows an illustration of a soft solid, a container indicating the substance dissolves in water, and a light bulb indicating it does not conduct electricity.- The **Platinum** card shows a malleable, ductile solid, a container indicating it does not dissolve in water, and a light bulb indicating it conducts electricity.- The **Drain Cleaner** card shows an aqueous solution (liquid), a container indicating the substance dissolves in water, and a light bulb indicating it conducts electricity.- The **Diamond** card shows a very hard solid, a container indicating it does not dissolve in water, and a light bulb indicating it does not conduct electricity. Students are required to match the properties of each substance with the type of chemical bonding it represents: Ionic Bonding, Molecular Covalent Bonding, Network Covalent Bonding, or Metallic Bonding.

Given that, we have to match the type of bonding of the following substances :

Match each substance card below with the type of bonds it contains: lonic Bonding Molecular Covalent Bonding Network Covalent Bonding Metallic Bonding Diamond, Cls) Table Sugar, Platinum, Pt(s) Drain Cleaner, NaOH(ag) :: :: Soft solid Malleable, ductile solid Aqueous solution Very hard solid Doet d Conduc Doed Canducts D net d e Deemnot conet Doles Doesot conduct IIII

Match each substance card below with the type of bonds it contains: lonic Bonding Molecular Covalent Bonding Network Covalent Bonding Metallic Bonding Diamond, Cls) Table Sugar, Platinum, Pt(s) Drain Cleaner, NaOH(ag) :: :: Soft solid Malleable, ductile solid Aqueous solution Very hard solid Doet d Conduc Doed Canducts D net d e Deemnot conet Doles Doesot conduct IIII

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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